Companies must adapt work in real time to thrive
By 2028, companies unable to redesign work in real time risk falling behind AI-driven transformations, with Gartner warning this capability…
ITI upgrade scheme struggles to find industry partners
India's ITI upgrade scheme struggles to find industry partners despite a Rs 60,000 crore outlay over five years.
NIRF Rankings for Higher Education Released
NIRF rankings for higher education institutions in India are set to be announced by Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi, including…
IELTS goes computer based from September
IELTS goes computer based from September, offering candidates more flexibility and convenience in taking the test with ielts computer based…
Finance teams are managing healthcare costs
Finance teams are leaning in to help manage rising healthcare costs, a shift driven by an 11.1% projected increase in…
Williams-Sonoma distributes tariff refunds to vendors, staff
Williams-Sonoma distributes $200 million in tariff refunds to vendors and employees after Supreme Court ruling on IEEPA trade policies impact.
Employee Healthcare Costs May Top $19,000 Next Year
Employee healthcare costs are set to top $19,000 per worker next year, a 9.5% jump fueled by rising drug prices…
Lowe’s Racism Suit Set for Trial
A Lowe's racism lawsuit is set for trial after a judge denied a motion to dismiss. Learn how the high-stakes…
Walgreens wins partial victory in court case
Walgreens wins partial victory in discrimination and retaliation lawsuit, with judge granting summary judgment on some claims, including discrimination claims.
Court says recovering conductor unsafe for rail duty
A federal court ruled that rail companies can restrict stroke recovery workers from train duty for safety, despite ADA protections.