HR Professionals ready to embrace AI in the face of burnout
While training concerns around AI exist, HR professionals believe the technology will ease workload, boost competitiveness, and create jobs
CCH Group launches app to enhance communication among care employees
The app, developed by Staffbase, supports interactive communication and acknowledges the vital contributions of care workers, aligning with the company's goal of becoming the best place to work in care.
Yurtle appoints Hollie Nairn as head of sales
Yurtle appoints Hollie Nairn as head of sales, focusing on growth and partnership development.
British employers enforce strict website blocking to bolster cybersecurity
NordLayer's research shows 77% of British employers block adult content to enhance cybersecurity, with 72% also blocking malware sites.
AI adoption grows in UK workplaces, yet support for employees lags behind
Hays research shows an increase in AI usage among UK organisations but reveals a gap in employee support and training for new technologies.
Unum announces exclusive partnership with Toothfairy alongside enhanced Dental offering
Employee benefits provider Unum UK has boosted its Dental offering and partnered with Toothfairy, an award-winning digital dentist.
Gartner survey finds 38% of HR leaders reported they are piloting, planning implementation, or have already implemented generative AI
A Gartner, Inc. survey of 179 HR leaders on January 31, 2024, revealed that 38% of HR leaders are piloting, planning implementation, or have already implemented generative AI (GenAI), up from 19% in June 2023.
Office workers sceptical about AI benefits, reveals Ivanti report
A new Ivanti report shows office workers are six times more likely to view generative AI as benefiting employers over employees, with many concerned about job security and the real impact on productivity.
Unhappy employees take significantly more sick days, impacting UK economy
A report by WPI Economics, commissioned by Unum UK, highlights the economic impact of unhappy employees taking additional sick days, costing the UK economy an estimated £11 billion annually in lost productivity.
