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Employers struggling to keep pace with AI adoption

Workplace Insight

While the use of AI tools in the workplace is rapidly increasing, many organisations are lagging in providing guidance and training in the use of these technologies, according to new survey commissioned by Ricoh Europe. However, the adoption of AI is outpacing employers’ implementation of formal policies and procedures.

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Disabling Disparities: Australian Government Increases Support for Disabled Employment

HR Digest

According to a report by the Australian Human Rights Commission, people with disabilities often face significant barriers when it comes to finding and maintaining employment. These barriers can include a lack of accessibility, discrimination, and negative attitudes from employers and colleagues. for those without disabilities.

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Artificial Intelligence and the Candidate Experience – hr bartender

HR Bartender

It reminded me that several years ago, I asked a few people in the technology and talent acquisition space this very question about technology replacing recruiters. This doesn’t mean that in the interim, we’re not going to see technology providers add AI components to their software.

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What’s New in the EEOC’s 2022-2026 Strategic Plan?

HR Digest

By decoding the new EEOC strategic plan, HR leaders can get a better understanding of how the organization aims to address workplace discrimination and promote equal employment opportunities. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) plays a crucial role in enforcing federal laws that prohibit workplace discrimination.

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Artificial Intelligence: What HR Pros Can Do to Prepare For the Future

HR Bartender

In her role, Carrie works with clients to develop strategies that ensure compliance and risk mitigation when it comes to benefits and employment practices. HR should embrace its functionality while still monitoring and modifying any outputs generated by technology. Carrie, thanks for being here. Keeping the ‘human’ in HR is essential.

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Employers may be responsible for employee damages from cyber security hacks

Business Management Daily

These attempts are more common than ever, and making a bad situation even worse — courts are increasingly holding employers responsible once there is a hack. The employer was notified of the theft and notified its bank and the FBI. That employees turn over all sorts of personal identifying information to their employers isn’t news.

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Social Media Background Checks: What Employers Should Know

HR Bartender

While employers may use the information discovered in a social media screen to make employment-based decisions, they must still adhere to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) guidance and follow the same pre-adverse and adverse action rules prescribed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).

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