Over half of C-suite executives expect more deepfake financial fraud: Deloitte

'In the years ahead, it'll become more critical for organisations to both identify and address deepfake risks,' says expert

Following employee’s death, Bank of America introduces timekeeping tool

Company's 80-hour cap on weekly hours said to be ignored by managers

Employment Court affirms $96,000 penalty for Napier developer

Breaches included failure to maintain accurate wages and time records, inadequate holiday and leave records

Giving employees early autonomy over AI has its benefits: study

'Giving employees the power to have the final say over AI early on is critical to their learning'

How to make smarter hiring decisions to avoid disengagement

New report outlines recommendations to avoid 'costly disengagement' in workforce

Breaking the rules: Younger employees more comfortable with it to 'get the job done'

New survey highlights 'complexity of fostering strong ethical cultures'

Amazon orders full office return starting January 2025

'We continue to believe that the advantages of being together in the office are significant,' says CEO

'Gateway test': New Zealand proposes new way to distinguish contractors

New test seeks to provide more clarity on employer-contractor relationships

AI Activator: New Zealand announces initiative to boost AI uptake in businesses

AI Activator to provide 'targeted support' to speed up AI adoption

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