We have been published on HR Grapevine
1 August 2023
We have been published in HR Grapevine, exploring Technology’s impact on the HR Reward space.
This months edition looks at Technology and how it has played a huge role in the world of work. This was particularly true during the pandemic as tech helped facilitate digital-first working structures. With many employers now embracing remote or hybrid work, this issue will look at how HR is using tech/ digital to tackle all areas of HR practice from engagement, hiring, L&D, rewards etc, whilst sharing best practices in this area.
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