Scientists at Heriot-Watt University are developing a tool that will help HR teams prepare for ‘digital twinning’.
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BBC reality TV show The Traitors has proved of high interest to HR practitioners because of what it tells us about team dynamics and human behaviour. But what of bias?
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Minister tells parliament: ‘As set out in the Implementation Roadmap, the Employment Rights Act 2025 will be delivered in phases to give employees and employers time to prepare’
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Private medical insurers dealt with a record £4 billion in individual and workplace health insurance claims in 2024
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The deadline for the Employee Benefits Awards 2026 has been extended until midnight on Friday 6 February 2026.
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Slowdown in private sector pay increases keeps wage growth stagnant between September and November, easing to 4.5% from 4.6%, according to ONS.
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Simplyhealth CEO Paul Schreier reflects on a transformative year for workplace health policy and what it means for business.
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Artificial intelligence experts at recruitment and consultancy firms have voiced disagreement with the London mayor over the threat to jobs from AI tools.
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is to warn that AI could be a ‘weapon of mass destruction’ on the labour market.
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The Scottish government has announced changes to two of its income bands that will mean tax cuts for low earners, but a freeze on thresholds for those in higher bands.
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Government publishes two revised draft codes of practice on industrial action scheduled to be implemented in February 2026.
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