Fears of AI cheating in hiring “overblown”, research suggests
Clevry found that 62% of HR and talent professionals believe candidates are using AI to manipulate hiring processes.
Finova creates 50 roles with launch of Manchester hub
The hub, located at x+why, 100 Embankment, will support the development of Finova’s lending, broker and servicing platforms.
UK workers rush to build AI skills to fill talent gap, research reveals
Despite 78% of UK organisations now using AI tools in some form, only around a third reported seeing tangible benefits, LinkedIn data revealed.
AI training falling short for tech workers, research reveals
While 87% of tech employees reported that their organisation offers some form of AI guidance, only 58% have received formal training, research from La Fosse revealed.
Sapia.ai launches ‘Ask Sapia.ai’ to boost transparency in AI hiring
The new feature, Ask Sapia.ai, allows both employers and candidates to question how AI systems assess applicants, score performance and determine hiring recommendations.
TraqCheck raises $8m to scale AI agents transforming hiring workflows
The London-based firm’s latest funding round was led by IvyCap Ventures, with participation from IIFL.
AI adoption hits 100% across pensions industry, SPP research finds
The SPP’s 2026 AI Survey found that 100% of respondents are now using AI, up from 87% in 2025.
Benifex appoints Mohamad Awada as chief services officer to drive customer outcomes
Awada will lead the company’s professional services and consulting functions from London, focusing on improving implementation speed.
Demand for agentic AI skills surges as businesses shift beyond traditional coding – Malt
The findings, published in the Malt Tech Trends 2026 report, pointed to a significant shift in the technology skills landscape.
SMEs increasingly reassess HR tech spend amid economic pressure
Expert Market found that 73% of U.S. SMEs are currently re-evaluating their tech investments.
Emergency responders and skilled trades among safest jobs from automation, study finds
The Planera study examined more than 55 manual and physical occupations across sectors including construction, healthcare, logistics and services.
UK backs stronger female representation in STEM at Malaysia forum
Held on 30th March 2026, the “Leading the Future: Women and Girls in Science Forum” brought together around 110 participants, including government officials.
