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Baby Boomers at higher risk of job automation

Younger people are substantially more likely to choose roles at lower risk of automation

Women don't get same global opportunities as men

Women who are single with no children are the most likely to be open to an international assignment

Employers do not want employment law changes post-Brexit

Unfair dismissal laws and minimum wage legislation are widely supported by employers

HR Director of the Year 2017 shortlist announced

?We are delighted to announce our shortlist for the HR Excellence Awards 2017 HR Director of the Year

Top Employers for Working Families benchmark opens for entries

The benchmark assesses flexible working, work/life policies and practice, and how these are integrated

Graduates changing career plans because of Brexit uncertainty

Graduates are concerned about what Brexit, and its effect on the job market, could mean for them personally

Older low and medium earners struggle to save

A rise in employment for older people has not increased wages

Jobseekers turn down roles if they don't like the work space

Outdated decor, no natural light, a dirty or unhygienic area, broken furniture and difficult locations are all offputting

People's jobs making them ill

Poor posture, too little water and too much sitting is harming employees

Parents see boys as more suited to tech roles

Gender bias was also found in parents’ views of what constitutes useful skills for their children

Poor digital literacy affecting public sector

Most senior public sector HR leaders think a lack of skills is affecting their organisation

Older workers affected by declining hours

While employment rates are up the number of hours worked has fallen for older age groups