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'Dystopian' | Workplace surveillance more likely to target young, female & black staff
Worker surveillance is as old as work itself, but new technology is making it easier and cheaper than...
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Watchdog warning | IKEA told to improve its handling of staff sexual harassment claims
IKEA has signed a legal agreement with the EHRC amid concerns over how it has handled sexual harassment...
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Cyber security fears | Is it time to ban TikTok from your company devices?
Concerns growing over usage of the social media app and its relationship to the Chinese...
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Still lagging | Three years since first lockdown, how does the world of digital work look?
Data released on third anniversary of first lockdown highlights issues with workplace tech...
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'Seismic impact' | BBC's Lineker U-turn speaks volumes about staff revolts & social media rules
Social media policies and employee revolts become standout issues for HR following BBC...
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Hacked | Why the cyber attack on WH Smith's staff data is an issue for HR, not just IT
WH Smith fell victim to a cyber attack last week, with hackers gaining access to confidential employee...
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Overt or covert | Can your employees tell the difference between banter and bullying?
Survey results pose concerns around whether employees can identify unlawful behaviour...
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Trouble brewing? | A guide to solving workplace disputes
Workplace disputes can happen at any time, and between anyone...
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Computer says | 0s, 1s and the science behind laying people off via algorithm
Most organisations use AI and automation to help them decide who to hire, and now they're using them...
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Ill-conceived | Telling GPs to sign fewer sick notes would be bad for staff and worse for HR
Gov plans to reduce hours lost to sick leave with an unorthodox approach...
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Teaming up with tech | Half of workers think ChatGPT will help them perform better
Thumbs up for ChatGPT from candidates, who believe AI will contribute positively to the world of...
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An aid, not a replacement | Amid ChatGPT craze, how concerned should we be about AI?
Debate over the use of AI in the workplace continues...
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'Short sighted' | British Airways hits turbulence over new rules limiting crew's social media use
Debate takes off after airline reveals social media policy reforms...
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Exclusive | Slack's Head of UK on why a digital HQ is key to boosting employee experience
In this exclusive thought piece, Slack's Head of UK, Stuart Templeton, discusses...
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'Time theft' | Ethical issues arise as tracking software gets employee sacked
'Big Brother' tech lands employee in hot water...
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Out of office | Will cutting firms' energy bill aid start a new wave of mass homeworking?
Infrastructure already in place for many employees to head back home...
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'Reignite engagement' | 1 in 3 workers admit to 'quiet quitting' - what are some solutions?
One in three UK workers label themselves as quiet quitters...
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'Useful subtraction' | By axing meetings, Shopify sets a blueprint for reducing staff burnout
How might fewer meetings aid your workforce?
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Too cold to work? | What HR can do when the temperature drops
It's key to avoid giving staff the cold shoulder...
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Inclusive or invasive? | Why the Metaverse could help some workers but hinder others
Let's consider the pros and cons of being virtually connected...
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