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Why job postings may be attracting narcissistic candidates—without companies realizing it

Work Life

When companies advertise job openings, they often use buzzwords like ambitious and self-reliant to describe their ideal candidate. For accounting positions, recruiters are more likely to use such terms when aggressive financial reporting could benefit the firm. But theres a catch. Consider a company hiring a salesperson.

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Reddit’s Strategic Play Lands it a $60M Content Licensing Deal Before IPO

Spiceworks

They can offer a legal high ground and allow companies like Reddit to reduce their advertising dependency, much to the delight of users. Almost a year after Reddit made difficult changes to monetize its data at the expense of losing some important users, the company reportedly secured a $60 million deal.

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How employee resource groups can help employees and your business

Insperity

It’s a good idea to consult with your legal team as you define your policy on employee resource groups and work with active groups. Managers need to be aware that their direct reports may be participating in a group, which could impact their timeliness and attendance at some point, or cause them to be away from their desks occasionally.

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Beyond the Bottom Line: How Wellbeing Programs Protect Against Legal and Reputational Damage

Zevo Health

In recent years, there have been several high-profile cases where Content Moderators have taken legal action against companies for failing to provide adequate mental health support. The moderator reported suffering from severe psychological distress after being exposed to graphic videos daily.

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Secret AI cameras have been tracking the emotions and demographics of rail passengers

Workplace Insight

Many thousands of unsuspecting train passengers in the UK have had their emotions and demographics recorded by hidden AI camera systems at major stations, a new report reveals. “Mixing safety tech with tools of questionable scientific merit and suggesting the data could be used for advertising is a worrying development.”

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AI roles now make up over a quarter of all tech jobs advertised in the UK

Workplace Insight

AI-focused roles now make up 27 percent of all tech jobs being advertised in the UK, according to a new report from Thomson Reuters. An analysis of 6,073 live tech roles advertised online in January 2024 found that 1,652 roles fundamentally required AI skills.

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Top 3 legal marketing strategies for 2022

Ruby

Consider the facts about legal consumer behavior : 96% of people seeking legal advice use a search engine. 62% of legal searches are non-branded (i.e., 72% of people seeking legal advice only contact one attorney. It is no different with potential legal clients. generic terms like Denver person injury attorney ).

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