TM Lewin Adds Casualwear as AI Thins Graduate Hiring
The shirtmaker's managing director says fewer City graduates means fewer new formalwear customers, so the range is now split evenly between suits and casual clothes.
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PwC Plans Critical-Thinking Certification for 85,000 Staff
PwC US will certify employees in critical thinking and judgment from December, using an AI coach, as AI absorbs more of the groundwork.
UK Government to Require Pay Details in Job Adverts
Prime minister Andy Burnham says employers will have to state pay when they advertise jobs. Key details, including who is covered and how it will be enforced, are still open.
Graduate Jobs Shift Toward AI Work, Raising Training Questions
Some UK employers now hire graduates to run AI agents and automation. Supporters say the roles carry more responsibility. Others fear the young staff miss the basics of their trade.
Radisson Ties Hotel Careers to Open Conversations, HR Chief Says
Radisson's people chief explains how Career Fest, manager incentives and AI training aim to show staff where a hospitality job can lead.
PI Experts Expect Entry-Level Gap to Hit Leadership
Two Predictive Index specialists forecast AI fatigue at work, harder questions for hiring-tool vendors and a thin leadership bench as entry-level jobs shrink.