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Jessica Rees

Bristol
As seen in: Color Research & Application, BMJ Open, Taylor & Francis Online, EIN News, EIN Presswire, Dorset Echo, The Fabricator, HR News (UK), The Bridport and Lyme Regis News
One proud mama navigating motherhood. Media & Communications Officer. Often tweet about charity news, stories worth sharing, books, films and all things life.
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Why Your Next Top Hire Might Be a World of Warcraft Raid Leader

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By Jessica Rees
| HR News (UK) Verified
For decades, the “Hobbies” section of a CV was mere filler. Recruiters skimmed by stamp collecting or marathon running without a second thought. However, the digital age has changed the parameters of professional development. Today, a high level in a Massively Multiplayer Online game such as World of Warcraft is a high marker. It is an indication of a candidate with rare, battle-tested soft skills. How does that work?
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The Hidden Cost of Hybrid Working in HR: Data Drift and Shadow IT

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By Jessica Rees
| HR News (UK) Verified
4 min read 10 Hybrid working is pretty common now. In fact, approximately three-quarters of UK businesses have adopted some form of blended home-office model. It’s a good move from an HR perspective, supporting, as it does, better employee well-being, improved work-life balance, and increased retention. But for all the benefits, there are equal problems, and the severity of many is only just becoming clear, including technical complexities.
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Do Freelancers Need Public Liability Insurance?

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By Jessica Rees
| HR News (UK) Verified
A single trip over a laptop charger in a shared workspace can trigger a legal claim worth tens of thousands of pounds. Many freelancers assume their small scale limits exposure, but without a corporate shield, personal assets may be on the line if an accident happens during work. The right cover lets solo professionals focus on their work without constant financial worry.
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