Dexter Tilo

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The findings reflect the emerging concerns among HR professionals across Australia that the use of AI tools in recruitment may lead to discrimination. In fact, data from the Australian HR Institute released late last year found that 39.4% of HR leaders using AI in recruitment and selection activities believe that it discriminates against under-represented groups. Sheard's study said discrimination is the result of how the AI system is customised and set up by recruiters.

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Spike in job ads for HR Callam Pickering, Indeed senior economist, noted that spikes in job ads were recorded in the retail sector and for HR professionals. "Job ads in retail rose further in April, boosted by Easter, with the industry one of the strongest performers this year," Pickering said in a statement.

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"We urge the government to reconsider this law and focus on fair, practical solutions that support both workers and businesses." According to Goyal, there are already existing laws that provide solutions to wage theft. "Involving the police in minor disputes — sometimes as little as \$100 — is an unnecessary burden on law enforcement and businesses," he said.

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Court discharges man without conviction for 'implausible explanation' for offending behaviour A professional from Wellington who filmed his colleagues while using the office toilet has avoided conviction after claiming that he only did so to get fired, according to reports. The man, 37, hid a recording device in the company's unisex toilet cubicle on two occasions.

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Study finds 'substantial gender gap unexplained by job specialisations' The introduction of ChatGPT in workplaces has been widespread - but a new study recently uncovered has uncovered that a gender gap exists in terms of adoption across occupations, including HR professionals. Researchers from the University of Chicago found that women are 20 percentage points less likely to use ChatGPT compared to men in the same occupation.