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Welcome to our three-part series exploring how AI is being used, and sometimes misused, by employees across the employment lifecycle from job applications, day-to-day employment, to workplace disputes. Each episode explores what this means for employers, the risks to watch for, and the practical steps your organisation can take.
In this episode, we explore the growing use of GenAI by employees in workplace disputes, which can often result in voluminous and complex documentation and entrenched positions, and the practical steps employers can take in response.
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