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ZenBusiness launches AI copilot for new business owners
Starting a business used to demand thousands in consulting fees.
Managerial Practices Drive Worker Engagement to Decade Low
Just 14% of employees in Singapore were engaged in 2025, a stark indicator of a global crisis in worker satisfaction driven by managerial shortcomings.
Systemic Causes and Solutions for Rust-Out Burnout
Approximately three out of four federal wildland firefighters considered quitting in the past year, according to Federal News Network .
Singapore's under-35 workers show alarming disaffection and low engagement
Only 10 per cent of Singaporean workers under 35 report feeling engaged at work, a rate significantly lower than their older colleagues and global averages.
Youth disability employment programs close, leaving support gaps
On June 30th, the 'Pathways to Work' program, which helped 800 young people with disabilities secure jobs annually, ceased operations.
Study Links Higher Vitamin C Levels to Better Brain Structure
A recent study of 2,044 older adults in Japan revealed that individuals with lower vitamin C levels had measurably smaller brain tissue volume and weaker structural network patterns.
California career program funding withheld, impacting job training
Governor Gavin Newsom's administration proposes withholding new funding for several key workforce initiatives, including the 'high road training partnerships,' potentially leading to their shutdown, a
Achieve AI Success by Focusing on Board-Level Outcomes
Companies that connect an AI business strategy to outcomes the board cares about will be the winners, not those that try the most pilots.
Companies Embrace Flexible Workforce, Evolving HR Strategies
Contingent workers in the US generated a staggering $1.
Business Majors 2026: Adapt Job Market Strategies for Tech Skills Now
Despite record enrollment in business programs, a recent graduate from a top-tier university, armed with a stellar GPA, faced 15 rejections for entry-level positions.
AI Transforming Job Search: Minority Applicants Face Algorithmic Exclusion
A rejected applicant's score from an AI screening tool can persist for up to 330 days, effectively creating a lasting digital barrier that can be recycled by other companies using the same tool.
AI fuels solo entrepreneurship boom, accelerating new business formation
Maor Shlomo, operating as a solo entrepreneur, developed an AI application builder that generated an impressive $189,000 in monthly profit.
Hitachi Federal named 2026 Top Workplace in D.C.
Hitachi Federal, a major government contractor, just earned a 2026 Top Workplace award from WTOP News.
Ventora AI agents launch online businesses faster
Igor Trunov, Founder of Ventora, states the true hurdle in entrepreneurship is not just having an idea, but transforming an application into a real business, a challenge his new AI platform is specifi
New leadership development programs empower skilled workers
PNM and Blackstone's $20 million pledge to expand skilled trades apprenticeship and training programs in New Mexico marks a new frontier for leadership development.
USA TODAY Recognizes 1661 Top Inspiring Workplaces Across North America
For the second year running, mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Fairway Home Mortgage, alongside insurance leader Progressive, have secured spots among the USA TODAY Top Workplaces for 2026, signaling a s
SCBIZ Announces 95 Provisional Best Places to Work in SC
Ninety-five companies across South Carolina have been provisionally named to the 2026 Best Places to Work list, setting the stage for a competitive reveal of final rankings on August 24.
JetBlue scales back Newark operations, cutting LA, Las Vegas routes
JetBlue Airways has canceled its premium transcontinental Mint service to Las Vegas from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR).
Norfolk Town Hall Hosts Hiring Fairs for Postal Service Careers
The U.S. Postal Service will host a hiring fair this Saturday at Norfolk Town Hall, seeking to fill over 100 immediate career positions. These roles, including mail carriers and processing clerks, are
Texas plane crash kills Capital Factory CEO Joshua Baer
Joshua Baer, the millionaire head of Austin's Capital Factory, was killed in 2026 when his private jet crashed on a Texas highway while en route from Mexico.
New AI Launchpads Empower SMEs and Startups for Growth
Joshua Ogiba, founder of Foamey, a floating phone case business, just secured $10,000 in funding.
California's Skills-First Hiring: Thousands of State Jobs Drop Degree Requirements
California has quietly eliminated college degree requirements for nearly 30,000 state jobs, signaling a profound shift in how one of the nation's largest economies values skills over diplomas.
Job hunting trends shift as burnout clashes with 2026 market realities
More than half of professionals, 51% to be exact, are delaying significant life decisions like purchasing a home or starting a family due to their current financial situations, according to Deloitte .
AI resume tools reshape job search, raising bias concerns
Nearly 75% of job seekers who let AI write most or all of their resume admitted to including inaccurate information, a rate three times higher than those who wrote their own.