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While social welfare is integral to Nordic capitalism, Scandinavian countries are still market economies that had strong economic growth through the twentieth century and currently enjoy some of the …

Americans workers are producing more goods per hour of work andboosting their own incomes in the process.

Menopause affects women who are often at the peak of their careers. As well as the personal health costs to women, there are wider economic implications.

US media reported this week that the loss of America’s sole operational black powder plant to a massive explosion has left the defense sector lacking a critical component for bullets, bombs, mortar and artillery shells and missiles. But this problem is just the tip of the iceberg, says former US Army HQ Staff Officer David T. Pyne.

Organizations that make well-being a priority perform better attract and retain talent more effectively, and develop more resilient workforces. Chief Wellbeing officers are crucial to these efforts.

Greenphire, a company that finds solutions for companies wanting to run clinical trials has launched a new patient-facing digital platform.

A skills-first approach allows organizations to respond more effectively to an uncertain business world – but it is only as good as your skills data.

Integrating refugees into the world of work not only supports these fragmented communities but helps companies fill skills gaps in their talent pipeline.

US research shows that regulations requiring pay transparency can help boost adoption of the practice. But what more can be done to close the wage gap?

Attacks on civil participation threaten progress being made on the UN Sustainable Development Goals and must be tackled to meet the Agenda 2030 targets.