Tackling the tech-induced rise in global inequality
The adoption of workplace automation will temporarily leave some richer and others poorer, argues The Alan Turing Institute's Sanna Ojanperä.
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AI in recruitment: Should robots be put in charge of hiring?
Experts discuss whether using artificial intelligence to fill job vacancies is a step towards better diversity or simply exacerbates existing…
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The Future of Work: AI and automation
Frances O'Grady, Jon Cruddas, Ara Darzi and others. Download the PDF here.
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How to tackle digital exclusion
The rapid shift of essential services online means those without tech skills or access are falling behind, posing a major…
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Why apprenticeships must target younger and lower-skilled individuals
Apprenticeship policies must do more to target the declining opportunities young people are facing, say training experts.
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How to elevate women in tech
Malini Moorthy, senior vice president of HR at Hexaware, discusses the importance of developing female talent at all levels and…
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The future of work must put people first
Technological change does not have to result in widening inequalities.
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“An extreme manifestation of the system“: the link between school exclusions and mental health
In 2019, the rate of pupils being permanently excluded from schools in England was the highest in a decade.
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