The U.S. is facing a steep healthcare worker shortage. A 2025 federal analysis projected that by 2038, 30 out of 35 physician specialties will be hurting for practitioners, with over 140,000 roles ...

Workforce experts, policymakers, and economists want to know how AI is reshaping the skills workers need and whether ...

As the adoption of generative AI quickens in pace, the global workforce is changing. While it’s debatable whether there’ll be a balance between jobs created and jobs lost, many traditional roles are ...

Today’s workforce landscape is being transformed by technology that enhances productivity, efficiency, and operational security at every operational level. From small gains, like replacing manual ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about leadership and performance management. The future of work is undergoing a seismic transformation. From remote and ...

Practical programs that offer micro-credentials, internships, co-ops and technical certifications are especially effective in preparing the manufacturing workforce of the future. Expanding talent ...

As part of a continued commitment to building the most resilient coastal grid in the country, CenterPoint Energy is announcing a series of efforts to achieve its goal of hiring 200 additional ...

The Office of Personnel Management on Thursday unveiled a new human capital “playbook” aimed at providing concrete ways that federal agencies can implement its aggressive agenda to revitalize HR ...

The healthcare workforce will have 1.9 million job openings each year until 2033. Usually when healthcare’s workforce shortage is discussed, the main focus is “growing the pipeline.” But a pipeline ...

AI-driven hiring platforms are replacing intuition with data to improve workforce quality and scaling efficiency.

Business leaders, technology experts and youth advocates say South Africa’s unemployment crisis requires urgent collaboration, digital infrastructure investment and AI driven reskilling to prepare ...

The Education Department estimates Workforce Pell could benefit over 100,000 students in the second year of the program.