Workforce & Talent

With a new Chief Growth Officer and major investor backing, Guidelight Health is poised for aggressive expansion in the booming mental health care market.

As Match Week begins, thousands of medical students face a life-changing moment that will define their careers and the future of U.S. healthcare.

The historic Harlem bank accuses Dream Chasers Capital Group of failing to comply with rules, escalating a battle over the institution's future and finances.

Strong Q4 results and a leaner focus signal a potential turnaround for the powersports giant, but questions about cash flow remain for the road ahead.

An attorney's feature for International Women's Day sheds light on her dual role as counselor and the broader, changing landscape for women in the legal field.

Residential Home Health's acquisition of Covenant signals a major expansion in Eastern Pennsylvania, reflecting a broader industry trend of consolidation.

Medline honors its top distribution centers, with a rare dual win in Virginia highlighting a culture where operational speed and employee safety go hand-in-hand.

A Frisco mom's lawsuit claims surveillance video shows caregivers abusing her toddler, while management allegedly hid the evidence and ignored state warnings.

GE HealthCare's new FDA-cleared 'View' viewer promises to free radiologists from the workstation with a cloud-native, zero-footprint solution.

A new HBR survey finds 76% of SMBs are boosting AI use, but only 19% feel ready. This widening capability gap threatens their growth and competitiveness.

A new AI platform promises to solve the toxicology industry's capacity crisis, but can it win the trust of regulators and the scientists it’s meant to help?

Thorne released impressive consumer data for its supplements. But what do these studies really mean for consumers in a crowded, unregulated market?

The Braille Challenge arrives in Kenya, its first African location, aiming to boost literacy for thousands of visually impaired students facing a resource gap.

With a majority investment from Gryphon Investors, HRSoft is poised to accelerate innovation in compensation tech, moving enterprises beyond spreadsheets.

Amid sweeping changes from Santé Québec, administrative staff at a major Montréal health network file to join the CSN, ending their unique non-union status.

AmMetLife appoints veteran actuary Wan Saifulrizal Wan Ismail as CEO. His deep expertise is set to reshape strategy amid rising health costs and new risks.

As UK youth reading hits a 20-year low, a new campaign empowers kids to write with purpose and choose books for their communities.

The alleged murder of a Windsor PSW has ignited fierce calls for reform, highlighting systemic safety failures that leave lone homecare workers vulnerable.

Gubernatorial hopeful Mandela Barnes faces a 'no sugar-coating' interview with Jay Walker. Can this podcast moment redefine his campaign for Wisconsin?

Newsweek honors a Bronx facility for its quality care, but the award highlights the complex reality families face when navigating the world of long-term care.