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International students face tough job market challenges in Korea
In Gwangju, Incheon, Busan, South Chungcheong, and Gyeonggi provinces, over 80 percent of international students working part-time are employed in the food and accommodation sector, often without form
Human-Centered Leadership: Why Insurance Needs It Now
Despite 85% of insurance executives believing human-centered leadership is crucial for future growth, only 30% report having a formal strategy to implement it, according to the Insurance Leadership In
Spirit Airlines employees seek crowdfunding after company collapse
Spirit Airlines announced its closure over a single weekend, abruptly laying off over 4,000 employees in Florida alone and leaving thousands more across the country without income or healthcare, accor
KVH Named Among Washington's Top 10 Best Workplaces
Unlike many corporate accolades, Klickitat Valley Health's recognition as one of Washington's Top 10 Best Places to Work came directly from its own employees via confidential surveys.
Amtech Systems announces Guy Shechter as President and COO, effective 2026
Amtech Systems announced a new President and COO, Guy Shechter, whose substantial $400,000 base salary and 50,000 stock options package won't become effective until May 19, 2026.
AI Scaling Success Hinges on Prioritizing Human Capabilities
By 2026, AI's primary impact will reshape tasks, not replace jobs, according to Tech Times .
UK entrepreneurs unaware of available startup funding
One founder used a new platform to help close £500,000 in just six weeks, according to Usatoday .
Employee fear of speaking up is crushing workplace engagement
Many federal workers in 2026 chose to skip their own annual award show, fearing potential retribution for attending.
UK Tech Faces Late-Stage Funding Gap Despite New EU Talks
After years of post-Brexit funding uncertainty, the UK and EU are set to discuss British access to a new €5 billion fund.
AI era demands new leadership development for executive training
The US General Services Administration's AI Community of Practice delivered a tailored AI training series to about 14,000 participants from 200 government organizations, as reported by Deloitte .
Biotech R&D job market sees major growth and opportunities
Biotech R&D job postings surged 25% last year, with average salaries for senior researchers jumping 15% in Q3 2023.
Why Workers Struggle with Upskilling Access
In 2025, a stark divide emerged regarding upskilling opportunities.
Local Small Business Resources Aid Growth in 2026
The city of Vancouver, Washington, is injecting $2.65 million into its small business ecosystem through new loan and grant programs, even as national policies tighten access for some entrepreneurs.
2026 Best Places to Work: Conflicting Details Emerge
Bright Horizons, a provider of early education and childcare, announced its recognition as a 2026 'Best Place to Work' by the Boston Business Journal.
Cybersecurity Leaders Face 2026 Goals Amid Confidence Gaps
State CISOs' confidence in their ability to secure public data has plummeted from 48 percent in 2022 to a mere 22 percent in 2026, according to GovTech .
Business Schools Race to Retool Curricula Amidst AI Impact
Washington University's Olin Business School is offering a $10,000 scholarship to attract students to its new Master's in AI for Business program.
AI Augments Employee Capabilities, Challenges Agency
Nearly 60% of AI users surveyed report producing work they couldn't have accomplished just a year ago, fundamentally reshaping individual output.
MSI's Christopher Courneen Joins SHRM Executive Council
Christopher Courneen, Senior Vice President of Human Resources at M S International, Inc.
Pitch competitions draw major startup funding attention in 2026
Dotted, a reproductive health app, secured $115,000 in prize funding from a single Dallas pitch competition.
Florida Offers Job Help to Spirit Airlines Workers
More than 4,850 Spirit Airlines employees across Florida have been laid off, with the first wave beginning May 2.
Spirit Airlines employees seek new jobs after Saturday's shutdown
By 3 a.m. on Saturday, Spirit Airlines flights were grounded, instantly stripping thousands of employees of their jobs, health insurance, and any advance notice, according to New Orleans CityBusiness
Employers Now Must Manage Psychological Safety as Workplace Risk
At just 24, Chris Tuff died in a confined space explosion.
AI reshapes job market, job seekers adapt strategies
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel announced layoffs of about 1,000 staff members, or 16% of its workforce, explicitly citing AI as a reason for the reduction, according to Fortune .
Remote Work's Office Impact: Companies See Quality Rebound Amidst Culture Decline
New in-person and virtual office tours reached their highest level since the pandemic began in the first quarter of this year, according to CNBC .