North Texas must equip residents with hirable skills, Dallas College chancellor says
As North Texas attracts hundreds of new residents daily, a stark reality threatens the region’s economic promise: Nearly…
Letters to the Editor — Propositions 1 and 15, Dallas City Hall, No Kings Rally
Vote for Proposition 1 Re: “Measure would help fund college — Texas voters will decide Nov. 4 whether…
Cracks emerge in Texas’ economy as job growth slows
Unprecedented new tariffs. A sweeping immigration crackdown. Widespread federal jobs cuts. Several months into a whirlwind of federal…
UTSA program offers job training for people with autism, disabilities
White tablecloths, flower arrangements, polished dining trays and servers filling plates and carrying drinks around the room —…
Independence Landing: Providing job skills for the disabled
Barby Moro | Your Turn October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). It’s a reminder that when…
Acrisure layoffs highlight ongoing tension between tech advancement and job security
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Acrisure, an insurance company based in Grand Rapids, is planning to cut hundreds of…
Dallas ISD considering $6 billion bond proposal in 2026, superintendent says
Dallas ISD is considering a $6 billion bond package for a 2026 ballot that would include plans to…
How Much Turnover Is Too Much? » CBIA
The following article was first posted in the Knowledge Center section of Mercer’s website. It is reposted here with permission.…
350 hiring managers gave their honest thoughts about Gen Z—and only 8% believe they’re ready for the workforce
“When people talk about Gen Z and the problems they’re facing with workforce readiness, I think people are…
SC employers looking for next generation of capable workers
Employers are always looking for the next generation of capable workers, says William Floyd, executive director of the…