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EMS providers across the state are facing an array of challenges, regardless of whether they are volunteers or paid staff, jeopardizing patients who rely on the services. Those who live in rural areas may feel the most impacts of strained EMS workers.

Idaho’s child protection services are struggling, with some kids being left in unsafe homes despite dozens of complaints and others forced to stay in hotels because there aren’t enough foster parents to take them in, members of a legislative panel were recently told. The Child Protection Legislative Oversight Committee heard from members of citizen review panels around ...

The Idaho Legislature’s Child Protection Legislative Oversight Committee met for the first time in more than a year Friday and heard from many people working within the state’s child welfare system about numerous issues concerning staffing, safety and support for foster care families. The committee, which was established in 2018 following a report from the […]

The report from Idaho’s Office of Performance Evaluation has data from half of the state’s agencies. About 80% of EMS agency directors surveyed reported insufficient staff and funding to meet community needs.

The report released Friday found that just 18% of EMS directors reported that their agency is able to maintain sufficient staff.

BOISE – Most of Idaho’s emergency medical services rely entirely on volunteers and don’t have enough resources to meet the needs of their communities, according to a new report from the state’s Office of Performance Evaluations. Just 18% of EMS directors reported that their agency is able to maintain sufficient staff, according to the report […]

/PRNewswire/ -- NASAs Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, will host the 32nd Marshall Small Business Alliance meeting on Oct. 14. The virtual...

/PRNewswire/ -- NASAs Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, will host the 32nd Marshall Small Business Alliance meeting on Oct. 14. The virtual...

How Amazon Crushes Unions In a secret settlement in Virginia, Amazon swore off threatening and intimidating workers. As the company confronts increased labor unrest, its tactics are under scrutiny. Amazon’s warehouse in Chester, Va., where a union effort tried to organize about 30 facilities technicians in 2014 and 2015.Credit...Carlos Bernate for The New York Times Published March 16, 2021Updated April 5, 2021 RICHMOND, Va. — Five years ago, Amazon was compelled to post a “notice to empl...

A performance review, done well, applauds excellent work, delivers beneficial feedback and inspires a feeling of forward momentum. It’s not easy to pull off in the best of times, and as work-from-home drags on, the task can feel even more challenging. Inspiring employees to remain engaged and productive is a growing issue. The number of chief executives who cited employee performance as a top concern shot up to 56% in 2020, from 36% in 2019, according to research by the Predictive Index, a fi...