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There is a danger when managers outsource thinking to artificial intelligence
New university research warns that the overuse of generative artificial intelligence tools is compromising managers' ability to make decisions. ...

Could the future of Audi in Győr be in danger because of Volkswagen's decisions?
At Volkswagen, there may be a wave of downsizing and factory closings even larger than previously announced, which may also affect the Audi factory in ...

Teacher training at the National University of Public Service will cease
The government justifies the decision by saying that due to the policies of the previous cabinet, teacher training has become fragmented, so a more ...

How much will a Wolt courier earn in 2026?
The entrance barrier is low, there is no job interview, and almost everyone who feels enthusiastic and needs a quick income can get into the courier ...

NAV will check these locations in mid-September
The employees of the tax authority will also check the declarations of employees at several ...

Telecommuting is not what keeps working mothers on track
According to a recent research, the most important role in the full-time employment of mothers with young children is not the place of remote work, ...

Monthly average number of family allowance recipients by gender - graph
This is how the monthly average number of recipients of the main family support benefits changed by gender between 2020 and 2024, according to KSH ...

Psychological capital as a business advantage?
Today's business leaders are faced with unprecedented challenges due to rapid technological and economic change, while employee engagement is ...

Recent research: Members of Generation X and Y are in the least good mood after work
The work experience of multi-shift workers differs significantly across generations in North America, according to the latest labor market data from ...

Addiction in the workplace: a former cocaine addict gives advice to HR professionals
According to Bupa's research, 57 percent of British workers have experienced difficulties due to some form of addiction. ...