Tag: Human Resources (HR)

The U.S. IRS has just released its updated federal income tax brackets and standard deductions for 2026. While that may sound like a distant concern, it has real implications for ...

Unionization efforts are gaining momentum in sectors once considered immune to organized labor. A growing number of white-collar workers — from bank tellers to software engineers — are beginning to ...

A ResumeBuilder survey of business leaders shows companies plan to require more in-office days next year, even as hybrid work remains common. Notably, 3 in 10 companies will end remote ...

A rush of retail money into private markets will likely push money managers to calculate the value of their portfolios with unprecedented frequency, KKR's head of client services said. Private ...

The U.K. government is introducing a new visa scheme targeting 82 mid-skilled jobs to address persistent workforce shortages in key sectors, according to Yahoo News. Developed by the Migration Advisory ...

Google is tightening its remote work rules by modifying its “Work from Anywhere” (WFA) policy, originally introduced during the pandemic. Under the updated guidelines, any remote work — whether it’s ...

A new report from Mental Health America (MHA) reveals that nearly all U.S. employers recognized for excelling in workplace mental health prioritize fairness and flexibility. Among 360 companies awarded the ...

The usual health checks on the U.S. economy have been disabled during the government shutdown, leaving analysts to comb over private data for clues. What they’re seeing, at least according ...

A coalition of unions, employers and religious groups filed a lawsuit on Friday seeking to block President Donald Trump's bid to impose a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas for ...

While housing allowances have long been a benefit for high-paid tech employees in the San Francisco Bay Area, the trend is expanding to include middle-income professionals.  Local governments, hospitals, and ...