Graduates stepping out into the job market in 2024 find themselves on uncertain terrain. Monster's 2024 State of the Graduate Report, which surveyed the pulse of 1,000 recent or impending college graduates, finds a peculiar blend of self-assuredness shadowed by apprehensions regarding a competitive
Despite exhaustive efforts to sustain itself, Wells College has disclosed its plans to close upon the completion of the spring semester. The private nonprofit institution, nestled in New York, has faced insurmountable financial hurdles compounded by demographic changes, the COVID-19 pandemic,
The U.S. Department of Labor is set to overhaul overtime rules, affecting the paychecks of countless American workers. As part of updating and strengthening overtime standards under the Fair Labor Standards Act, the DOL is rolling out a gradual elevation in the salaried employee threshold that
Minnesota's Senator Bill Weber, hailing from the GOP side in District 21, has voiced his reservations regarding new labor legislation in the state, positing that the bills might hurt local businesses. He argues that these regulations could introduce excessive burdens and exacerbate issues already
NIST's Funding Initiative Strengthening National Cyber Defenses Recognizing the importance of a robust cybersecurity workforce for protecting the nation's digital assets, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is investing $3.6 million in grants to tackle the significant skills
The increasing skills gap and workforce inequity in America pose significant challenges as the country moves closer to the year 2031. It is essential to understand the landscape of these issues and the strategies that can be employed to address them. This article aims to explore the contributing
