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PSSSB Issues Indicative Notice for Craft Instructor Recruitment 2026
Despite an indicative notification for 681 Craft Instructor vacancies released on February 23, 2026, the Punjab Subordinate Services Selection Board (PSSSB) has set the online application process to b
Boards Demand Deeper HR Insights Amid 2026 Human Capital Trends
83% of corporate board directors now access whistleblower data directly.
New York and Colorado Laws Require AI Bias Testing in Hiring
Amazon's experimental AI hiring tool once demonstrated a strong bias against women, a stark example of the algorithmic discrimination now targeted by new US laws mandating AI bias testing in hiring.
Carlex plant closure impacts 325 manufacturing jobs in Vonore
By the end of September, 325 employees at Carlex Glass America's Vonore plant will be out of a job, a sudden closure that will ripple through the small Tennessee community.
Rapid Response Services Aid Workers Facing Layoffs
In Memphis, 103 hospital employees are suddenly without jobs due to the permanent closure of Regional One Health Extended Care Hospital, according to FOX13 Memphis .
Leadership training adapts to AI's emotional labor demands
A new leadership program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham's Collat School of Business costs $5,500 per person, designed to teach managers how to lead in an AI-driven world.
Virginia employment laws reshape hiring, limit non-competes
Starting July 1, healthcare employers in Virginia are generally prohibited from requiring healthcare professionals to sign non-compete agreements, marking a significant shift in worker protections.
Goodwill and McDonald's Host Hiring Events for Job Seekers
At a recent Goodwill hiring event in Chicago, over 500 job seekers lined up before dawn, hoping to secure one of the 200 immediate positions offered by McDonald's.
Ryan Named to 2026 Achievers A-List for Workplace Culture
Ryan has officially secured a spot on the prestigious 2026 Achievers A-List Awards.
2026 leadership training: Broad development vs. elite credentialing
In the Arab region, the UNESCO-backed TAMAM project has connected teachers across 79 schools in nine countries for 18 years, generating 130 local improvement projects.
Singapore grapples with persistent AI skills gaps
Despite Singapore's ambitious plan to equip 100,000 workers with AI capabilities by 2029, only 45% of HR leaders believe their organizations are effectively closing AI-related skills gaps today.
Workplace Mental Health Awareness Soars, But Access to Support Lags Behind
One in five Gen Z men (aged 18-26) have taken mental health leave, a rate equal to their female counterparts, according to Fair Play Talks .
Credit Union of Southern California Earns Top Workplace Award Again
For the third consecutive year, Credit Union of Southern California (CU SoCal) employees anonymously rated their workplace highly enough to earn a national 'Top Workplaces USA 2024' award, defying ind
Redwood Living Inc. offers unique rental model and strategic market advantages.
Despite a crowded housing market, Redwood Living Inc.
Morgan State Students Win Fulbright Awards for Global Research
Two Morgan State University graduate students, Natan Coresh-Chiappori and Michelle Mondrey, have secured prestigious Fulbright Research Awards for the 2026–2027 academic year.
Companies Embrace Frequent Feedback for Employee Development
Employees who understand their job expectations are 8.
Best US employee culture lists highlight holistic support for 2026
In 2025, Sutter Health doubled its employee resource groups, leading to a staggering 465% increase in participation.
Worried Your Business Credentials Have Been Exposed? 5 Reasons Your Gut Feeling Might Be Right
In today's digital landscape, a nagging feeling that your business credentials might be exposed on the dark web is more than just paranoia—it's often a valid security concern. The sheer volume and sophistication of data …
Kentucky offers BlueOval SK workers grants after layoffs
Just as Kentucky celebrated a $10 million grant to train 5,000 workers at BlueOval SK Battery Park, 1,600 other employees at the same facility were informed they would be laid off, according to...
Employee tenure is rising, defying predictions of career longevity decline
Over the year through April 2026, the share of employees changing employers in a given month was down 41% compared to their 2017-2019 averages, a surprising drop in job hopping concentrated among rece
Iowa Launches New Workforce Programs for Advanced Manufacturing Jobs
In Iowa, employers can receive up to $4,000 per employee, covering 80 percent of training costs, through a new state grant for advanced manufacturing skills.
Top Workplace Awards Recognize Holistic Employee Investment
Dollywood, a theme park known for its rides, was named one of America's Greatest Workplaces in 2026, not for its entertainment, but for offering 100% free tuition to its employees through the Harschen
Master a 4-hour job search strategy for economic shifts
Despite spending an average of 11 hours per week on their job search, 72% of job seekers report experiencing burnout, often without clear results, according to a LinkedIn Global Talent Trends 2024 rep
Fathers voice concerns over return to office childcare demands
72% of working fathers would consider leaving their current job for one with more flexible work options, a stark indicator of the growing tension between corporate return-to-office (RTO) mandates and