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The Domestic Abuse Conference 2025: Improving Protection and Providing Support

The Domestic Abuse Conference 2025: Improving Protection and Providing Support

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The Health and Safety at Work Conference 2025

The Health and Safety at Work Conference 2025

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The Children and Young People’s Mental Health Services Conference 2025

The Children and Young People’s Mental Health Services Conference 2025

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The National Apprenticeships Conference 2025 – New Perspectives, New Opportunities

The National Apprenticeships Conference 2025 – New Perspectives, New Opportunities

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The National Homelessness Event 2025: Working Collaboratively to Improve Homelessness Services

The National Homelessness Event 2025: Working Collaboratively to Improve Homelessness Services

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AI in Recruitment: Current Trends, Efficiency and Future Prospects

48% of UK recruitment agencies have adopted some form of AI technology. In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an integral part of numerous industries, including recruitment. The recruitment process, historically reliant on human judgement and manual procedures, is experiencing a profound transformation due to AI advancements.

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EU AI Act Article 10: New Implications for HR Managers

The HR recruitment market has been revolutionised by AI technologies, enhancing efficiency and candidate-job matching. However, issues such as algorithmic bias and transparency have raised concerns, leading to regulatory interventions like the EU AI Act. According to a report by PwC, 38% of organisations are already using AI in their HR functions, with an additional 62% expected to follow suit in the next few years

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The Impacts of Artificial Intelligence on Creative Writing in Schools

The advent of Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT could be the catalyst we need to change how we assess creative writing in schools. Professor Tom Dobson discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence on the English curriculum, highlighting how secondary students’ creative writing skills could be impacted by Artificial Intelligence.

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