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Workday, Inc. (NASDAQ: WDAY), the AI platform for managing people, money, and agents, today released new global research that shows that while AI agents are gaining ground in the workplace, employees still want clear boundaries.

As the remote work model continues to thrive, more professionals are setting up their workspaces at home.

Recruiters have plenty on their plates. From posting job ads to reviewing applications and scheduling interviews, the calendar can fill up faster than a Saturday fixture list.

Today, as the world continues its fight against the challenges of climate change, environmental damage, and social and financial inequality, sustainable businesses are appearing as a beacon of hope.

For third-party vendors tapping into Walmart's mass customer base, the Walmart Full Fact Services (WFS) program offers an attractive opportunity.

Gambling has long been a favourite pastime across the globe and particularly in the UK.

The rise of remote work has transformed the way startup founders approach hiring.

In today's competitive business landscape, organizations are continuously looking for ways to enhance their operational efficiency and employee satisfaction. One way to achieve these goals is through the implementation of HR consulting services.

From Frustrating Searches to Effortless Matches

Nonprofit advertising has transformed dramatically over the past decade.

A webinar is now a go-to tool for businesses, coaches, and creators to connect with their audience.

Nearly half (48%) of young people from minority backgrounds have faced prejudice or discrimination when trying to enter the workforce.

The stock market plays a quiet but significant role in shaping hiring decisions, especially for tech firms. In fact, this has a surprisingly diverse impact on recruitment in this sector as a whole.

By Suzi Smith, Chief Strategy Officer, Matrix Workforce Management Solutions

With ‘employee training’ Google searches up 40% in five years from 10,000 to 15,000 monthly in the UK, it is clear that people are searching for support, but bringing it up can still feel awkward.