Government prepares for ‘unprecedented’ AI impact on UK jobs
01-10-2026 08:00 via hrreview.co.uk

Government prepares for ‘unprecedented’ AI impact on UK jobs

Ministers are preparing for severe labour market disruption from AI while examining whether automation is already reducing recruitment.
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