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Discover the power of a skills-based approach for a more agile and equitable organization. Unlock overlooked talent, promote equity, and boost workforce satisfaction.

Discover the power of a skills-based approach for a more agile and equitable organization. Unlock overlooked talent, promote equity, and boost workforce satisfaction.

Health Secretary Victoria Atkins expressed disappointment at the rejection of what she deemed was a "fair and reasonable" offer.

Learn how Scripps Health increased their workforce retention rate and headcount in 2023, and how they relaunched their Front-Line Leader Academy to foster effective leadership.

As companies nationwide continue to struggle with finding skilled labor, it is more important than ever to recruit and retain young professionals, which now includes Gen Z.

As the state ages and nurses look at leaving the profession, health organizations step up recruitment efforts.

The Workforce Retention Grant will support 150,000 child care workers, for things like bonus payments and recruiting new staff.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed Indianas newest two-year budget, which includes $536 million earmarked for local projects, into law May 4. About $30 million of that funding will go toward orthopedic workforce development and retention