There’s a reason many companies zealously try to safeguard and retain talent: It is time-consuming and complicated to train people well, and people are any company’s most valuable asset. That simple lesson unfortunately doesn’t seem to have been learned by our leaders in ...
A proposal to limit financial damages in cases where injured workers can prove deliberate intent by employers who cut corners on safety drew emotional testimony during a public hearing Monday, during which about 20 people spoke. “The $250,000 cap, that don’t even cut it,” said Ronnie ...
The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) will host three in-person interviewing events in February for Kanawha, Mercer and Monongalia counties for positions within the Bureau for Family Assistance and the Bureau for Social Services. There will be interviews for ...
Gov. Jim Justice announced a series of steps meant to shore up the performance of the state Department of Health and Human Resources. The highlight is a 20% raise for starting child protective services, adult protective services and youth services workers. Employees previously hired in ...
by Les Leopold More than 150,000 tech workers lost their jobs in 2022, according to one estimate, and an additional 23,000 have been laid off since the start of 2023. These workers are not alone. More than 30 million American workers have gone through mass layoffs since the Bureau ...
by Sarah Green Carmichael This was supposed to be the year of returning to the office. The same could be said for 2021, and even the second half of 2020. The office seems to have become a place where we’re always “returning” but never quite “arriving.” Although office ...