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Perspective

Evolving the EVP for 2026 – bringing out the tangible impact it can have right across your business.

As organisations look to 2026, EVP must shift from broad promises to clear, tangible impact. The focus is on evidence, storytelling and demonstrating how empowerment and people experience directly influence outcomes and business performance.

By Neil Harrison Dec 23, 2025 6 min read
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Paper Cut

Paper Cut 2025: Year in Review

A year of AI cuts, hybrid creep and worker survival tactics. This special Paper Cut review pulls together every 2025 edition to show how overcapacity, RTO and job hugging really reshaped employer brands.

By EBN Dec 21, 2025 11 min read
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Future of Work

AI in Employer Branding: a 2025 year-end scorecard on 2023’s predictions

After a year of wall-to-wall AI, we wanted to know whether 2023’s confident forecasts were substance or spin. Here is what held up, what did not, and how to use the evidence to shape employer branding, talent attraction, culture, and organisational transformation in 2026.

By James Robbins Dec 18, 2025 15 min read
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Future of Work

Future-proofing your EVP for 2026 in an AI-driven workplace

No one knows exactly what 2026 will bring, but the forward-thinking companies are already experimenting, learning and adjusting, not because they’ve mastered AI or automation, but because they can see how quickly work, expectations and confidence levels are shifting.

By Celeste Sirin Dec 16, 2025 8 min read
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Paper Cut

Brains, Bots, and the HR Plot Twist

AI bosses insist agents will not replace people, yet headlines still read layoffs, freezes, and low trust. Hybrid work is a lifeline for some and a pressure cooker for others. This week: automation hype, labour market whiplash, culture shocks, and the trust test for employer brands.

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By EBN Dec 7, 2025 12 min read
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Perspective

What Will Humans Do? Why I’m Increasingly Concerned About AI’s Impact on the Jobs Market

Tristan Harris’ latest podcast - like those with Mo Gawdat and Geoffrey Hinton - have convinced me that AI is already stripping out graduate and mid-level jobs. I think the rest of us need to start treating this as a political and personal issue, not just a fun tech story.

By Mike Parsons Dec 4, 2025 21 min read
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Future of Work

Military recruitment marketing in 2025 and 2026: lessons for less life-threatening employers

Militaries are struggling to fill their ranks, so they have turned to something many corporates still treat as optional: serious employer branding. From Chicago ad shops to Singapore Navy thrillers, here is what is working and how HR and TA can borrow the tactics.

By James Robbins Dec 2, 2025 15 min read
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Paper Cut

The Overcapacity Era: AI, Layoffs and the Culture Recession

AI is sold as a job creator. The reality is shrinking headcount, fewer entry routes, and fragile trust. This week’s Paper Cut cuts through hype and offers a clear playbook for HR, TA, and employer brand leaders hiring and redeploying in the overcapacity era.

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By EBN Nov 30, 2025 10 min read
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Perspective

You Belong Here. The Survey Says So.

Belonging has quietly moved from a nice-to-have HR theme to a frontline issue in talent, retention, and reputation. Leaders are talking about it in town halls and on LinkedIn, but employees are living a very different reality.

By Mike Parsons Nov 27, 2025 12 min read
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Paper Cut

Pink Slips, Quiet Scripts, and RTO Flip-Flops

Leaders are blaming AI, budgets, and “collaboration days” while trust bleeds out. The talent market is loud and contradictory. Your employer brand has to be clearer than the noise.

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By EBN Nov 23, 2025 13 min read
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Future of Work

The 2025 layoffs deep dive: what is driving cuts, what changes next, and how to protect your employer brand

Layoffs surged in 2025, with October the worst for that month in 22 years. EBN breaks down what is driving cuts, which sectors are most exposed, the 2026 outlook, and how HR, TA and employer brand leaders can protect trust with employees and candidates.

By James Robbins Nov 20, 2025 20 min read
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Paper Cut

Commutes, Cuts & Credibility

Office rules stiffen, AI agents start pulling their weight, and the labor story splits. Win by making presence purposeful, measuring outcomes fairly, and running culture like a system.

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By EBN Nov 16, 2025 10 min read

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