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    Brian

    AI and US

    AI and Us

    At Unichef, we have always believed that independence, innovation and practical support go hand in hand. In recent years, one tool has quietly but profoundly transformed how we work: artificial intelligence.

    AI is not a replacement for people, judgement or lived experience. It is a partner. It opens doors to new ideas, sharper thinking and clearer vision. It allows us to test arguments, explore angles, sense-check decisions and see further ahead than we otherwise could. For an organisation built on problem-solving and advocacy, that matters.

    In very practical terms, AI has become another lever in our work for members. It supports complex case preparation, helps us navigate ever-changing employment legislation, and assists in structuring correspondence, evidence and strategy. The result is simple but powerful: we can handle more cases, more effectively, without losing the human focus that sits at the heart of everything we do. Time saved on technical labour is time given back to the people who need us most.

    Our collective knowledge has expanded dramatically. Employment law, process, precedent and compliance can be interrogated at speed, challenged, refined and applied with a depth that would once have taken years to build. In real terms, AI has propelled Unichef forward by several years — not by cutting corners, but by strengthening our foundations.

    This is not a finished journey. The relationship between Unichef and AI is evolving, learning and deepening every day. Used responsibly, critically and ethically, it is becoming a serious partner in our mission: to protect chefs, to raise standards, and to ensure that no one faces injustice at work alone.

    AI doesn’t define us — but it empowers us. And used in the right way, it helps us be exactly what we set out to be: innovative, informed, and relentlessly on the side of our members.

    Oh,and in case your wondering..yes Chat did this as well ?

     
     



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