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Hannah Tattersall

Hannah Tattersall

Work & Careers Reporter at The Australian Financial Review

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    How AI has already changed everything you know about recruitment

    SmartRecruiters chief executive Rebecca Carr believes unless AI is integrated directly into workflows, it’s of little use.
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    How AI has already changed everything you know about recruitment

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    Readers backed artificial intelligence as a way to lift productivity and boost the economy, but almost half said they did not support union involvement in AI regulation.
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    Gen Z employees are 1.7 times more likely than older generations to avoid leadership roles, not out of lack of interest but to protect their mental health, research shows.
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    AI is already taking jobs. And it’s not where you’d think

    Australian CEOs aren’t admitting it, but the first to go are in HR, finance – and in the industry that created the technology.
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    There are only 6 openly gay directors on the ASX. Paul Zahra hopes ...

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    Reform a ‘game changer’ for sexual harassment

    The Australian Human Rights Commission’s Respect@Work report suggests fining companies that fail to deal with workplace sexual harassment.
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    How this CEO wrote a report while cooking noodles

    It took the world’s Go master to be beaten by a computer in 2016 for Will Liang to realise AI would change the way we work.
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    Why using AI in cybersecurity is like a game of Spy vs Spy

    Artificial intelligence is making it easier for hackers to infiltrate critical systems, but it’s also helping defenders identify trends that can stop them.
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    Risk matters more than ESG label

    How to balance good governance with financial return for shareholders remains a burning issue when it comes to ESG investing.