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Would your application get accepted by a screening bot? 68% of Australian businesses are currently using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support their day-to-day operations. Therefore, it is no surprise that AI has made an appearance in the recruitment sector.
Harnessing Digital Literacy: The Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed and changed the Australian workforce dramatically. Becoming an integral part for many industry sectors including manufacturing, logistics, customer support and healthcare; Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been the centre of many debates for years. These discussions often raise important questions around the impact AI will have on employment, job security, and overall business ethics.
The Hidden Cost: The Impact Mental Illness has on the Australian Workforce
Mental illness has the power to significantly impact our overall well-being and influence the trajectory of our professional and personal lives. In Australia, the conversation around mental health in the workplace has recently gained momentum, however it is important to understand that mental illness has been misunderstood for decades and continues to be challenging for many long-term organisations to implement. After all, re-thinking an entire belief system takes time and persistence.
