Dive Brief: Many employers are considering funding health insurance through Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements, or ICHRAs, but they face barriers to adoption, according to a survey published Tuesday by the Employee Benefit Research Institute and Morgan Health. More than ...

Several large companies bought into return-to-office, or RTO, in 2025, a trend that Glassdoor researchers said signaled a labor market shift in favor of employers. But where many companies see the office’s comeback as necessary, others, like Mindr, see it ...

By: Caroline Colvin • Published Oct. 1, 2025 The U.S. workforce may be in a leadership crisis: Recent research has suggested that nobody wants to be a supervisor anymore. More than half of surveyed job seekers who are or were ...

By: Ryan Golden • Published May 4, 2026 In 2012, a West Virginia coal miner’s religious objection to his employer’s use of a biometric hand scanner led to his firing and, after a lengthy legal dispute, an award of more ...

Dive Brief: Just shy of half of U.S. adults (47%) would let artificial intelligence handle pay negotiations for them, a recent report by AI career strategist Ruth AI and The Harris Poll found. For men, that number climbs to 53%.  ...

Dive Brief: Employees could be losing as much as 10.5% of their workweek to looking for places to meet, coordinating in-person time with their team and navigating conflicting schedules, according to a study conducted by the Collab Collective in partnership ...

Dive Brief: Roughly one in every four dollars spent on artificial intelligence goes to waste as enterprises accelerate efforts to bring spending under control, according to Harness data published Wednesday. The company surveyed 700 FinOps and engineering leaders for the ...

Becky Cantieri is chief people officer at SurveyMonkey. Early in my career, I can remember sitting in meetings with a question I wanted to ask and talking myself out of it.  I worried it would make me seem inexperienced or ...

Family businesses often develop in a very different way from larger companies. The business may begin with one family member and gradually involve others. A husband and wife may work together. A parent may bring a son or daughter into ...

Small businesses make important decisions every day. An entrepreneur chooses a new accountant. A growing company appoints a specialist supplier. A founder considers a partnership with another business after a promising introduction. These decisions may not always involve large corporate ...