Economy May 22, 2026
Inflation Angst Spreads as Consumers Spooked by Rising Gas Bills
Retailers including Walmart Inc. and Lowe’s Cos. are warning that fuel costs driven by the Iran war may begin to show up in prices of products on their shelves.
Payroll April 7, 2026
Why Your People Managers Are the Weakest Link in Learning and Development
When managers are undersupported, career development efforts can be stalled despite strong leadership intent.
Payroll April 6, 2026
Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Believe Wages Will Never Catch Up to the Cost of Living
Delayed life decisions, worsening stress, and deep pessimism point to an American workforce struggling with long-term financial insecurity.
Technology April 6, 2026
AI Anxiety in the Workplace: Are Employers Leaving Workers Behind?
The gap between AI expectations and real-world adoption is widening, raising concerns over workforce readiness and employer responsibility.
Benefits April 6, 2026
Social Security Issues Serious Scam Warning to Retirees
The Social Security Administration issued an alert about imposter scam emails—emails that falsely claim to provide access to a Social Security recipient's statement.
IRS April 3, 2026
IRS Says 4 Million Children Have Been Enrolled for Trump Accounts
More than 4 million children have signed up for the savings plans known as “Trump Accounts,” with a quarter of them eligible for seed money from the federal government, the IRS said this week.
Payroll April 3, 2026
U.S Jobs Gain of 178,000 Tops Forecasts, Unemployment Falls
Job growth rebounded in March and the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell, suggesting the labor market was stabilizing as the Iran war began.
Payroll April 2, 2026
The Overly Polished LinkedIn Profile Problem: Why Authenticity Beats Optimization
LinkedIn optimization experts warn that overly polished profiles are starting to look alike, with keyword-heavy summaries and corporate language potentially reducing a professional's appeal to hiring managers.
Payroll April 1, 2026
U.S. Companies Added 62,000 Jobs in March, ADP Says
The advance in hiring was led by the education and health services and construction sectors. Trade, transportation and utilities as well as manufacturing saw job losses.
Payroll April 1, 2026
U.S. Job Openings Fell in February, Hiring Slowest Since 2020
U.S. job openings fell and hiring slowed to the weakest since 2020 in February, pointing to cooler labor demand before the war in Iran triggered additional uncertainty.
Human Resources April 1, 2026
How Startups are Using Hybrid Human AI/HR Teams to Ensure Compliance
For complex, judgment-heavy HR decisions, a human-in-the-loop approach remains valuable.
Technology April 1, 2026
Oracle Cuts Thousands of Jobs in Latest Sign of Tough Times for Tech Industry
Software giant Oracle on Tuesday started laying off workers as it looks to rein in costs and double down on artificial intelligence.
Benefits March 31, 2026
Proposal Calls for Cap on Social Security Payments for Couples Who Collect Over $100K
As Social Security faces potential insolvency in 2032, a new proposal from the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget calls for capping benefits.