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A major lawsuit claims Workday's AI hiring tools unlawfully screen out older workers, raising questions about algorithmic bias in the modern workplace.

A new partnership promises to transform internal emails from simple memos into data-rich, engaging employee experiences that drive measurable impact.

Nearly half of UK couples struggle with hearing loss, eroding intimacy. A new campaign reveals why a hearing check may be more romantic than any gift.

Struggling with change fatigue? A new solution from Chronus uses AI-matched peer conversations to ensure new corporate initiatives actually stick.

A new book reveals why physician marriages are surprisingly stable and what every dual-career couple can learn from their success in balancing love and life.

A new report reveals America's youngest workers face a crisis of confidence while the much-hyped AI revolution stalls in the workplace.

A new 'longevity center' in Naperville signals a growing trend in proactive health, but what does this mean for the Chicago wellness landscape?

With rising diagnoses and an aging workforce, Parkinson's is no longer a retirement issue. Are Canadian companies prepared for this new reality?

Workers' compensation specialist Summit enters Delaware and Pennsylvania, promising tailored services and shaking up the market for local businesses.

A new report says cutting streaming can get you a home in years. But does this advice ignore a broken housing market? We investigate the real path to a down payment.

With 60% of workers needing retraining, a new conference gathers tech titans to address career instability and the future of professional reinvention.

A surge in healthcare job applications offers a prime opportunity, but new data reveals a critical bottleneck preventing companies from turning interest into hires.

Sharp’s 'Best Place to Work' award isn't just a trophy. It’s a look inside the strategy linking employee satisfaction directly to innovation and market success.

A new study reveals employees are productive for just four hours a day. The surprising culprit isn't laziness—it's a lack of management structure.

With a 135% revenue surge and a key FDA submission for its kidney transplant drug, Hansa Biopharma is poised for a pivotal year of expansion.

As schools face driver shortages, a tech firm's 'caregiver on wheels' model for students with special needs gains traction, sparking debate on safety.

A five-year R&D effort culminates in a free resource library, offering tools to improve K-12 math by strengthening students' core cognitive skills.

A packed event for nannies in Georgetown reveals a major shift in childcare: caregivers are demanding professional recognition, community, and better standards.

A new AI Roleplay tool uses virtual avatars to simulate tough talks, aiming to scale soft skills training while reducing bias and mentor burnout.

Celularity Inc. has secured a $12.2M cash injection by selling tax losses, a move set to accelerate its cutting-edge longevity and regenerative medicine pipeline.