Twenty-six bills were signed into law in Washington state today, ranging from further restrictions on sexually violent ...

Burnout is a complex issue, often driven by many factors, including heavy workloads, unclear expectations, no support, or nonwork-related pressures.

Iris Telehealth Chief People Officer Sarah Fyfe shares how the organization's people-first mission drives its employee ...

After trying and failing to pass a law that criminalized workplace violence last year, Oregon lawmakers are trying a ...

The term Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) refers to a retirement plan for U.S. federal civilian employees. FERS is a defined-benefit plan that replaced the Civil Service Retirement ...

“The 3 p.m. sugar break is more than just getting over that afternoon slump. It is a moment of self-care and indulgence,” she explained. “When you’re ‘adulting’ there feels like a ...

Ikeya visited major sites and factories in town hall meetings and talked to a total of 10,000 employees about his thoughts on the revitalization plan, as well as issues related to operational ...

There were around 92,620 employees at the department in September ... both in terms of the immediate impacts on health care, public health, and the longer term impacts on whether we will maintain ...

according to a former HHS employee. Caseworkers assist Affordable Care Act health plan consumers and Medicare Advantage beneficiaries with enrollment if they can’t be helped by call center ...

Accommodation at the Employee Care Centre in Mysuru will be available until their departure date if needed. Trainees planning to leave the campus have been asked to submit their travel and ...

By Sheryl Gay Stolberg and Christina Jewett The Trump administration announced on Thursday that it was laying off 10,000 employees at the ... its oversight of medical care, food and drugs.

Tim Walz ordered state employees to return to in-person work ... consultation or consideration of the very staff he claims to care deeply about investing in,” she said. “I never thought ...