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Top 10 Midwestern Metros for Tech Workers Highlighted in New Report

Top 10 Midwestern Metros for Tech Workers Highlighted in New Report

Top 10 Midwestern Metros for Tech Workers Highlighted in New Report
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Federal Reserve Reports Steady U.S. Employment Amid Iran Conflict Impact

Federal Reserve Reports Steady U.S. Employment Amid Iran Conflict Impact

Federal Reserve Reports Steady U.S. Employment Amid Iran Conflict Impact
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LinkedIn Enters AI Training Market, Competes with Startups for Talent

LinkedIn Enters AI Training Market, Competes with Startups for Talent

LinkedIn Enters AI Training Market, Competes with Startups for Talent
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Utah Tops List as Best State for Remote Work, Study Finds

Utah Tops List as Best State for Remote Work, Study Finds

A recent study by WalletHub has ranked Utah as the best state for working from home in the United States. The study evaluated states based on work environment and living environment metrics, including internet access, home size, and electricity costs. Utah excelled due to its low electricity costs, modest internet costs, and a high percentage of households with broadband internet. The study reflects the ongoing impact of remote work trends, which have persisted even as the COVID-19 pandemic recedes. Other top states include Washington, Rhode Island, and New Jersey, while Alaska, Montana, and West Virginia ranked lowest due to high internet costs.
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Washington D.C., New Orleans, and Springfield, IL Ranked Best Cities for New Grads

Washington D.C., New Orleans, and Springfield, IL Ranked Best Cities for New Grads

A joint analysis by Redfin and Glassdoor has identified Washington D.C., New Orleans, and Springfield, IL as the top cities for recent college graduates in the U.S. The ranking considers factors such as starting salaries, housing affordability, and career opportunities. Washington D.C. leads among large cities due to high pay and job availability, while New Orleans tops mid-sized cities for its affordable housing and growing wages. Springfield, IL is the best among small cities, offering high starting salaries and strong job growth potential. The analysis aims to guide new graduates in choosing cities that offer a balance of career growth and quality of life.
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Triad Partners with CCBHC Workforce Accelerator to Boost Mental Health Workforce in Key States

Triad Partners with CCBHC Workforce Accelerator to Boost Mental Health Workforce in Key States

Triad, a B2B platform under Level Education Group, has announced a partnership with the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Transformation (CCBHC-T) Workforce Accelerator program. This initiative aims to expand the behavioral health workforce in Illinois, Kansas, and Michigan. The program addresses the shortage of mental health professionals, which affected 137 million people last year, according to Health Resources and Services Administration data. The partnership will provide comprehensive licensure exam preparation to clinicians pursuing careers in community-based behavioral health settings. The Workforce Career Accelerator offers financial incentives up to $8,500, along with support such as exam fee coverage, peer discussions, and professional development. The program is funded by Ballmer Group through the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, which has a history of advancing community-based care.
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Glassdoor and Redfin Rank Top U.S. Cities for Recent College Graduates in 2026

Glassdoor and Redfin Rank Top U.S. Cities for Recent College Graduates in 2026

A new report by job platform Glassdoor and real estate website Redfin has identified the top large U.S. cities for recent college graduates in 2026. The ranking is based on 13 indicators across three categories: housing affordability, career opportunity, and quality of life. The report highlights that cities in the South and Midwest, where housing is more affordable and available, rank highly. Notably, major cities like New York City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles are absent from the list due to their high living costs. The report suggests that new graduates should consider a wide range of factors when deciding where to live, including job market conditions and housing costs. The analysis used data from Glassdoor's job postings, employer reviews, and salary data, as well as Redfin's property sales from 2025.
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Widener University Dean Advocates for Women in STEM at Capitol Hill Panel

Widener University Dean Advocates for Women in STEM at Capitol Hill Panel

Pamela McCauley, the dean of Widener University's School of Engineering, is participating in a national panel in Washington, D.C., to promote the inclusion of more women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) careers. This event, taking place on Capitol Hill, aims to address the gender disparity in STEM fields by encouraging policies and initiatives that support women's entry and advancement in these areas. McCauley's involvement highlights her commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion within engineering and related disciplines.
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Reality Star Rob Rausch Becomes Unlikely Face of Beauty Campaigns, Attracting Major Brand Attention

Reality Star Rob Rausch Becomes Unlikely Face of Beauty Campaigns, Attracting Major Brand Attention

Reality Star Rob Rausch Becomes Unlikely Face of Beauty Campaigns, Attracting Major Brand Attention
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EY's Talent Chief Highlights AI's Role in Transforming Employee Lifecycle and Career Paths

EY's Talent Chief Highlights AI's Role in Transforming Employee Lifecycle and Career Paths

EY's Talent Chief Highlights AI's Role in Transforming Employee Lifecycle and Career Paths
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Byron Donalds Unveils Workforce Initiative to Boost Florida's Economy

Byron Donalds Unveils Workforce Initiative to Boost Florida's Economy

Gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds is set to announce the LaunchPad initiative, aimed at enhancing workforce development in Florida. The initiative focuses on reducing bureaucracy, expanding apprenticeships, and connecting students with high-wage job opportunities that do not require a college degree. Donalds emphasizes the need for training programs aligned with real job openings, rather than outdated government frameworks. The initiative is part of his 'Defending the Florida Dream' tour, which addresses affordability and public safety. LaunchPad aims to make Florida a leader in workforce readiness and technical education, serving as an economic development tool to attract new employers.
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Trump Administration's Workforce Changes Cost U.S. Economy Over $165 Billion, Analysis Reveals

Trump Administration's Workforce Changes Cost U.S. Economy Over $165 Billion, Analysis Reveals

The Trump administration's reforms to the federal workforce have reportedly cost the U.S. economy more than $165.6 billion, according to an analysis by the Partnership for Public Service. The report highlights significant financial impacts due to disengaged civil servants, with costs estimated at $53.2 billion. The analysis also notes expenses related to severance pay and administrative leave for laid-off employees. The Office of Personnel Management's decision to cancel the 2025 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, which measures civil servant engagement, has been criticized for aligning with anti-diversity executive orders. The White House has not commented on the findings, but administration officials argue that reducing the civil service is necessary to cut federal spending.