
Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving recruitment from a largely human-administered process toward a socio-technical decision
system in which algorithms source, rank, screen, assess, and recommend candidates. This integrative critical review examines how
AI alters the validity, fairness, legitimacy, and accountability o

The study employs an integrative literature review approach to compile the evidence related to the
English employment area after the COVID-19 pandemic. The main synthesis included eight empirical studies that focused on areas related to
healthcare, education, policing, and social work. The analysis is based on Job Demand

I have spent most of my professional life working with people. Over more than 24 years in Human Resources, including senior HR roles in the banking and healthcare industries, I have had the opportunity to work in large organisations with thousands of employees and to experience first hand how people, management and or

I still remember a classroom conversation from the late 1980s or the beginning of the 1990s. Our teacher asked us a question that seemed exciting at the time: What did we think technology would look like in the future?
It is difficult to explain to someone who has grown up surrounded by smartphones, high-speed internet

The BEVRA Framework is a conceptual model focusing on belonging, empowerment, value, retention, and advancement. It suggests that supporting these areas can improve employee engagement, commitment, and career growth, leading to stronger and more sustainable organizational performance.

The process of letting go is widely recognized as an important component of psychological recovery and personal growth following adversity.

The rapid advancement of automation, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, robotics,and digital technologies is transforming workplaces across industries and fundamentallyreshaping employee retention strategies. As organizations increasingly adopt digital transformation initiatives to improve efficiency,

Igor Ansoff is considered the father of strategic management. He was a significant thinker who systemised how peopleconsider business strategy. Other strategic thinkers have followed him while others have argued against him. Ansoff’sbook Corporate Strategy (Ansoff et al., 2019)