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HR is the single most stimulating source of strategic, people-centric, business advice, practice and dialogue. For people-focused, forward-thinking, business leaders who want insight into, and examples of, business-contextualised HR to develop high-performing organisations. HR will always seek to give meaningful, relevant and useful business focus to its content. HR magazine does not provide you with 'same old story', but instead always looks to present information strategically.

The latest edition of HR magazine highlights a little-known problem with an increasingly popular technology. 

 

You’ve heard it all before: artificial intelligence (AI) is going to change the world of work forever. (Arguably, it already has.) But did you know that AI is also becoming one of biggest consumers of electricity? As our senior reporter puts it in this magazine edition’s cover story: “The next great leap forward for humanity, once again, comes at the expense of the planet.” 

 

“People aren’t talking about it at all,” said James Devine, HR’s Most Influential practitioner, as part of this important article. It’s time for HR to wise up. 

 

Read all about the facts relating to this issue, as well as actionable insights and detail about how HR can help, from page 26.

 

Also in the March/April 2025 edition of HR magazine:

·         Tips to help HR leaders tackle the green skills crisis

·         Why payroll practitioners are taking increasing pride in their profession; and

·         Insights from HR leaders who spoke at the recent Health and Wellbeing at Work conference.

 

Discover even more expert commentary and thought-provoking content in this latest magazine edition: click here to get reading.

 

And don’t be shy: we welcome your views and opinions. Comment on our LinkedIn posts, interact with us on X (@hrmagazine) or email me directly with your feedback. 

 

Lastly, a reminder that your HR colleagues can enjoy a free subscription to the printed version of HR magazine: they just need to sign up for it, here.

 

Happy reading!

 

With best wishes,

 

Charissa King

Editor