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Only in SATURDAY WORKFORCE ISSUE: Anglicare cuts hiring time in aged care to just 13 days
Apr 11 2024
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Caroline Egan

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has proved a game changer for Anglicare's recruitment.

The Sydney-based Christian Not For Profit has not only reduced its time to recruit, it has also halved its vacancies - in only 12 months.

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