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Key trends shaping the workplace this year

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Advancements in technology, shifting employee priorities and evolving regulations are shifting the workplace, according to a new study.

ADP outlined the key HR trends expected to shape the workplace in 2025. These trends range from enhancing the employee experience and skills development to adapting to new laws surrounding AI and pay transparency.

The employee experience and well-being remain essential business priorities. A positive employee experience not only boosts engagement but also drives productivity. Employers are focusing on personalization to enhance the workplace experience, tailoring tasks to individual skills and strengths and customizing communication and recognition efforts.

To combat stress and burnout, organizations are setting realistic workload expectations and providing employees with tools to manage their responsibilities effectively.

Skills are becoming a central indicator of employee success in the labour market. A skills-based approach to talent acquisition and development shifts the focus from traditional qualifications, such as degrees, to practical abilities and competencies.

Employers are addressing the gaps by upskilling current employees with added capabilities or reskilling them for new roles as job demands evolve.

Generative AI continues to transform processes, redefine job roles and reshape workforce dynamics, the report highlighted. Businesses can use generative AI to streamline operations and reduce distractions, enabling employees to focus on more important tasks, such as those involving creativity.

However, the report emphasized that businesses need to align the use of this technology with business goals, ensuring that its implementation simplifies workflows rather than creating unnecessary complexity.

To fully benefit from generative AI and other emerging technologies, upskilling and reskilling are usually needed. Beyond technical skills, offering employees the opportunity to experiment with generative AI in a controlled and safe manner can foster innovation and drive growth, ADP said.

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