Dive Brief: A former flight attendant for Alaska Airlines sued the airline alleging race and sex discrimination as well as wrongful termination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 after she was fired for posting a dance ...
Dive Brief: Ameris Bank intends to appeal a federal jury’s verdict that sided with a former bank executive who had sued the lender for wrongful termination, Ameris said Friday in a securities filing. After a jury trial that began June ...
World Cup cities could see delays in workers’ commute as fans descend in metropolitan areas, and nearly half of managers and employees surveyed recently said some of their skills have become outdated in the past five years. Here’s a closer ...
Dr. Amy Dufrane is CEO of HRCI and international secretariat for Global HR standards through ISO, the International Organization for Standardization. The business impacts of the conflicts in Iran, Ukraine, Gaza and elsewhere dominate the headlines. Missing from social media ...
Dive Brief: There’s growing demand across multiple sectors for employees who know how to create and manage artificial intelligence systems, according to research released Thursday from talent acquisition platform ICIMS. The tech roles with the most significant year-over-year job opening ...
Dive Brief: The 2,000 largest public companies globally are collectively sitting on trillions of dollars in untapped value from artificial intelligence investments, with progress stymied by internal operational weaknesses such as poor data quality and inefficient processes, according to a ...
Dive Brief: Express Scripts and the main pharmacy benefit manager lobby are suing to block a Tennessee law barring pharmacies affiliated with PBMs from operating in the state. In separate lawsuits filed in Tennessee federal court, Express Scripts, a subsidiary ...
Dive Brief: Nearly half of large U.S. employers — those with 500 or more employees — plan to change their healthcare plan offerings next year in a way that will shift more costs onto workers, according to a Thursday press ...
A former employee of Honeywell International’s Shanghai, China-based subsidiary, must pursue her wrongful termination dispute in China, U.S. District Court Judge Matthew Orso determined Thursday. The worker was a U.S. citizen of Chinese ancestry who lived and worked in Shanghai ...
As skill requirements change with unprecedented speed, companies are scrambling to ensure workers can not only learn the skills they need but actually practice them, a recent report by cloud learning platform TalentLMS revealed. “Turning hidden skills into visible, measurable ...