EPISODE · Jul 16, 2024 · 44 MIN
Navigating the AI Revolution in Local Government
from The HR Edit · host South East Employers
What if AI could transform the way local governments operate, making them more efficient without sacrificing jobs? In this enlightening episode of the HR Edit, Michelle and Sarah dive into the realities of AI integration in local councils. We tackle the fears surrounding AI, particularly its impact on jobs traditionally held by women, and explore how AI can actually enhance roles in administrative and finance sectors. The conversation spans from AI's potential to streamline tasks like graphic design and report generation to the importance of reskilling employees for a future-proof workforce.If you are a member of SEE and have any questions related to this episode, or any other HR issues facing your organisation, please get in touch at [email protected] remember to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts – we have lots of great episodes coming up in the seasonThe HR Edit is recorded by South East Employers - taking a look at those common and often tricky HR questions. This podcast is not just for HR experts, though it can be a useful refresher, we have created it with managers in mind as well, to help them navigate through some of the complexities of people management and reduce some of the potential pitfalls.Send a text
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What if AI could transform the way local governments operate, making them more efficient without sacrificing jobs? In this enlightening episode of the HR Edit, Michelle and Sarah dive into the realities of AI integration in local councils. We tackle the fears surrounding AI, particularly its impact on jobs traditionally held by women, and explore how AI can actually enhance roles in administrative and finance sectors. The conversation spans from AI's potential to streamline tasks like graphic...
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