The University of Colorado Boulder has initiated a voluntary retirement incentive program, targeting faculty and staff who are eligible for retirement based on their age and length of service. This initiative aims to provide employees with new opportunities for meaningful life or career changes
In a monumental effort to address healthcare disparities in the United States, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) has announced nearly $100 million in funding aimed at bolstering the nation's health workforce. This significant financial injection is part of a broader Health
Transforming compliance training from a monotonous necessity into an engaging, practical learning experience is crucial for modern organizations. Traditional compliance methods often fail to inspire or educate effectively, leading to box-checking rather than genuine understanding. This article
The landscape of employer-provided pensions is undergoing a significant transformation, echoed by urgent calls from the business community to reform current practices. Recent research by the Reward and Employee Benefit Association (REBA) sheds light on the widespread concerns regarding the adequacy
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, hybrid and remote work models have not only persisted but have become deeply entrenched in the Canadian workforce, primarily due to advancements in technology and shifting workplace norms. This development is documented in a report by Tammy Schirle, a professor
Happiness is not only a positive emotion but also the ultimate goal of most people. However, as they spend a big part of their time working, it becomes clear that happiness might be impossible to attain without a positive working environment. Moreover, well-being is also connected to a person's
For almost 44 years, Gloria Daniels dedicated herself to Duke University, and now, as a retiree, she enjoys a secure retirement thanks to Duke's traditional defined benefit pension plan. This pension plan, designed for biweekly paid staff, has been a cornerstone of financial stability for nearly
The job market has become increasingly challenging for job seekers, with many candidates finding themselves trapped in an endless cycle of submitting numerous applications only to receive swift and often cold rejections. The suspicion among these job seekers is growing—many believe their resumes
In light of the evolving workplace dynamics exacerbated by global challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, HR leaders need to focus on building a humanistic and inclusive brand. This involves not just strategic and administrative responsibilities but also actively engaging with employees on a
The recent appellate decision by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has reignited a pivotal legal battle over labor regulations within the home care industry. The case, Intra-National Home Care, LLC v. U.S. Department of Labor, involves a contentious rule established by the Department of Labor
