Workforce & Talent

A Texas basketball academy's championship win, led by NBA vet Jermaine O'Neal, spotlights a radical new model: a two-hour school day for elite athletes.

International Schooling achieves prestigious NEASC accreditation, validating its model for 15,000+ students and signaling a new era for online education.

A major EdTech acquisition combines assessment with instruction, promising a unified solution for schools grappling with unprecedented student behavioral needs.

A Chicago firm is expanding its nurse-led, advocacy-focused home care to Indiana, offering a premium alternative amid a growing need for senior care.

Over 100 workers at a critical Ohio chemical plant are poised to strike, citing dangerous understaffing and 'insulting' proposals from global giant INEOS.

The firm’s win, driven by its innovative SHIELD platform, highlights a major shift toward tech-led solutions in the complex world of HR compliance.

Aderant's new AI tools promise to revolutionize lawyer performance reviews, but they also ignite critical debate on algorithmic bias and workplace ethics.

Facing a national labor crisis, HomeServe launches a strategic alliance with electrical contractors to fund training and champion women in the trades.

TalentNeuron's new AI assistant, Synappy, promises to turn complex labor data into instant, evidence-based answers, setting a new bar for AI in HR.

A federally approved apprenticeship model offers a paid path to a high-demand career, tackling a critical shortage of skilled collision repair technicians.

A new report shows Washington charter school alumni earn more and own homes at higher rates, but small sample sizes spark a debate on the data's weight.

Indian jeweler Aukera unveils its Extra Brilliant™ Solitaire, using light science and 2.5x more facets to challenge diamond industry traditions.

A partnership in Wichita is turning chaotic bus rides into calm journeys, using empathy and data to support students with the most complex needs.

A new national award offers a hefty prize, but its true value may be in its strategic push to retain and honor a vital and often-overlooked workforce.

As HireQuest preps its 2025 results, investors watch if its franchise model can navigate a cooling, tech-driven labor market and offer clues for 2026.

A Dubai clinic is turning the cosmetic tummy tuck into a medical necessity, offering a surgical solution for chronic back pain caused by muscle separation.

A new prenatal vitamin tackles the 'choline gap,' a nutrient deficiency affecting 90% of pregnant women that is crucial for fetal brain development.

After a six-month stalemate, 750 striking nurses are taking their fight with Henry Ford Genesys to Lansing, drawing in top political figures.

Known for chipmaking, Taiwan is now exporting full AI systems from its Asia New Bay Area. But can it overcome a talent crunch and geopolitical risks?

Graduates from South University's nursing programs are posting near-perfect exam scores, but how do these results fit into the school's complex history?