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Artificial intelligence in the workplace
Hays Journal 11

The rise of the machines in the workplace has undoubtedly begun, and while the dissolution of some roles may have been on the cards for some time, new technology also brings opportunity. Learn more in this Hays Journal.

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Being human

With increasingly advanced technology in the workplace, are we in dager of losing the human touch?

Rio 2016: a marathon not a sprint

HR Directeur of the Rio 2016 Olympic en Paralympic Games explains why staff and volunteers are so engaged with the Games.

Early days

Could earlier engagement with school children help bridge the talent gap that science, technology, engineering and mathematics-reliant industries face?

Growing pains

How can start-ups balance growth with keeping the culture that set them apart in the first place?

Next generation compliance

How can organisations in the world of finance respond to the increasing demands of regulation?

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Thought leadership - How can business leaders ensure that they're leading the way on mental health?

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Green in every way - Being environmentally friendly isn't always enough. Employers need to show authenticity, too.

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Feeling isolated - How loneliness could be putting your employees'mental health on the line

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Driving force - How AI could help organisations improve their productivity

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A new direction - How blockchain technology is changing the way we work

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Intelligent thinking - How AI and chatbots could revolutionise HR

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Sink or swim - Disruption is coming. Is your workforce ready?

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Encouraging Innovation - How can businesses nurture an entrepreneurial spirit?

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Being Human - How automation could mean new opportunities

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Aming high in Dubai - A new internship targets China's top graduates