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New York's ATWORK Program Expands Support for Disabled Residents
Despite placing 1,500 New Yorkers with disabilities into competitive jobs last year, the ATWORK program serves only 5% of those seeking employment, leaving a waiting list of over 2,000 individuals.
Public Figures Share Hard Work, Resilience Lessons Amid Adversity
Veteran journalist David Ono, honored for three decades at ABC7, dedicated his Governors Award to a multimedia stage show titled 'Defining Courage'.
OntarioMD earns HRDC Best Places to Work 2026 recognition
OntarioMD achieved an employee satisfaction score of nearly 86 percent, significantly exceeding the 75 percent threshold required for HRD Canada's Best Places to Work 2026 recognition.
Work-life flexibility boosts employee satisfaction
Only 60% of employees feel they can take time off without falling behind, a figure that persists even as 87% report their managers respect work-life boundaries, according to Energage .
Leadership Program Objectives and Future Executive Training
A new 'Elevate Your Leadership Skills' program, launching next quarter, promises to equip executives with tools for unprecedented market volatility.
Asset Manager Pro Brings Failed Pre-Starts and Overdue Scans Into One Manager View
For Australian contractors in remote regions, reliable asset tracking is a constant challenge. Asset Manager Pro provides a solution with its offline-first pre-start inspections and fleet management software. As a conten…
Cybersecurity Faces Growing Skills Gap
Globally, organizations maintain only a 72% fill rate for cybersecurity roles, even as 87% reported experiencing an AI-driven cyberattack in the past year.
Specialized Pathways Boost Workforce Development Despite Looming Skills Gap
Postsecondary credentials earned by high school students have surged by 532% since 2018.
Young professionals build career cushions amid economic uncertainty
Even when content in their current roles, young employees are updating resumes, expanding networks, and checking job openings, a practice known as 'career cushioning,' according to Indiatimes .
Wikimedia's 2026 programs develop next-gen leaders
One participant in the Africa Wiki Women Fellowship for 2026 described her experience as a "transformative journey" that fundamentally reshaped her understanding of leadership and mentorship.
Department of Labor launches new digital tools for job seekers
The Department of Labor just launched an AI-powered job matching platform.
Tennessee job market trends show unemployment rate declining
Tennessee's unemployment rate dipped to 3.
Labor shortage impacts small businesses, hindering talent attraction efforts
In June, 32 percent of small business owners reported job openings they simply could not fill.
The Evolving Landscape of 'Best Places to Work' Awards
In 2026, U.S. News & World Report alone evaluated 3,900 companies across 14 industries for its 'Best Companies to Work For' ratings, joining numerous other publications in releasing extensive lists. T
Tech Workers Seek New Careers in Blue-Collar Trades
Many trade professionals now earn incomes that rival, or even exceed, those of college graduates, often without carrying long-term student debt, according to Conversion Media Group .
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.