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70 per cent Prefer Human Touch

The latest Candidate Sentiment Survey from Robert Half suggests that while Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay, fewer-than-expected workers in the UK prefer to interact with AI over people when looking for a job. A limited number also believe that their role will change as a result of Artificial Intelligence this year.

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70% of UK workers prefer the human touch to AI when looking for a job

New data suggests even Gen Z overwhelmingly rates the human input as fundamental Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay and is already impac.

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Revised ONS statistics demonstrate the importance of the younger workers voice, yet new research shows that more than 60% don t feel listened to in the workplace

The changes to the labour force survey announced by the Office for National Statistics to improve the accuracy of their data shows the effects of failin.

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Two-fifths of UK workers planning to jump ship this year, with money the main driver

Two-fifths of UK workers planning to jump ship this year, with money the main driver
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Two-fifths of UK workers planning to jump ship this year, with money the main driver

● 40% of staff plan to move jobs this year, with one in six already on the hunt for work ● Salary remains a key driver with 45% moving companies for bet.

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