Candidate fraud: From hiring hurdle to business threat
Amid the adoption of GenAI by both jobseekers and employers, a disturbing new trend is emerging, writes Jasleen Kaur.
Amid the adoption of GenAI by both jobseekers and employers, a disturbing new trend is emerging, writes Jasleen Kaur.
Not lovin’ it: Researchers were able to access the hiring chatbot’s back end after finding it was protected by a default ...
As disengagement proves to be an expensive endeavour for Australian organisations, it’s crucial that HR leaders explore ...
The HR technology arm of global firm Recruit Holdings has announced that 1,300 roles – around 6 per cent of the ...
Rising risk and a talent that is in high demand mean companies must try harder than ever to keep quality people, writes ...
Employers for NSW government agencies have been cautioned not to use AI in the hiring process when screening candidates ...
On Wednesday (25 June), Gadens sent out a warning notice to the public after the Australia-based law firm found its name ...
There’s no denying that pay matters. Fair and competitive compensation remains key for all businesses, especially in a ...
Despite the increasing reliance on AI tools in the recruitment space, human touch is still vital if SMEs want to attract ...
If we let AI replace our relationships, we risk losing something far more valuable than time, writes Amanda Gordon.
Given the cost of hiring someone in Australia now sits around $23,000, career catfishing is a scenario best avoided, ...
According to a recent report, jobseekers with over five years of experience are getting the silent treatment from ...
HR leaders and managers are under growing pressure in a tightening labour market, writes Todd Hammington.