AI leads to unintended consequences in recruitment, finds study

27/04/2026

New research suggests that the growing use of artificial intelligence in recruitment may be causing employers to overlook strong candidates. The post AI leads to unintended consequences in recruitment, finds study appeared first on Personnel Today. Source: www.personneltoday.com

‘Psychosocial risks’ linked to 840k deaths per year

27/04/2026

Over 840,000 people die annually from conditions linked to psychosocial risks like long working hours and job insecurity, according to ILO. The post ‘Psychosocial risks’ linked to 840k deaths per year appeared first on Personnel Today. Source: www.personneltoday.com

Fears of AI cheating by candidates ‘overblown’, study claims

24/04/2026

HR and talent professionals are overestimating the scale of AI-driven cheating in recruitment new research suggests. The post Fears of AI cheating by candidates ‘overblown’, study claims appeared first on Personnel Today. Source: www.personneltoday.com

Meta and Microsoft cut thousands in the shift to AI

24/04/2026

Tech giants Meta and Microsoft have both announced thousands of job cuts. The post Meta and Microsoft cut thousands in the shift to AI appeared first on Personnel Today. Source: www.personneltoday.com

OK boomer, time to stop botoxing your CV

24/04/2026

We tentatively credit HR firm Employment Hero with ‘CV botoxing’. They may have heard it from someone else of course but it certainly hasn’t gone mainstream yet.  The post OK boomer, time to stop botoxing your CV appeared first on…

UK employment tax grows fastest but still below OECD average

23/04/2026

Employment taxes in the UK grew faster than in any other developed country in 2025, but continue to be below the global average. The post UK employment tax grows fastest but still below OECD average appeared first on Personnel Today.…