Emerging trends and signals shaping how we work, from AI and tech shifts to new work models. Practical insights on what these changes mean for employer branding and talent strategy.
Layoffs, job hugging, and a flood of LinkedIn “Open to Work” frames make it look like employers hold all the cards. They do not. The rules are changing, not disappearing. Here is how employer branding earns its keep now, and what happens when the pendulum swings back.
A practitioner’s guide to employer branding in Asia Pacific. What candidates value, how to design a growth first EVP with proof, and the channels, metrics, and guardrails that lift hiring and retention across diverse APAC markets.
Radical honesty may be the flavour of the month, but does it have a place in employer branding? Get it right and you rebuild trust and win the branding Holy Grail, authenticity. Get it wrong and you’re left with nothing but egg on your face.
Mo Gawdat warns AI could erase millions of white-collar jobs from 2027, threatening the middle class and social stability. Backed by growing evidence and leading experts, his forecast calls for urgent action before the disruption becomes irreversible.
EU lawmakers want new rules for algorithmic management at work. This guide explains what the draft would require, how it fits with the AI Act and GDPR, and what HR, TA and EB teams should do in 90 days to stay compliant, reduce risk and turn responsible AI into brand equity.
Deloitte’s 2025 Human Capital Trends report is clear: if your EVP doesn’t help employees thrive in an AI-powered world, you’ll lose them. This EBN deep dive explains what employer brand leaders must do to stay competitive from skills-first messaging to leadership rebrands.
AI isn’t just changing work, it’s changing employer branding. Mercer’s 2024-2025 Global Talent Trends report reveals the biggest shifts in hiring, skills, and leadership. From AI ethics to flexibility, here’s what your employer brand must do to stay ahead.
Fake candidates aren’t new, employers just haven’t been great at spotting them. From AI-generated resumes to North Korean IT workers infiltrating tech firms, the hiring crisis is here. The question is: Can your hiring process handle it?