Tag: Health Care
The Best Emerging Jobs of 2020
Do you have an engineering degree?
If you do, into the next year — the next decade — you’ll also have some amazing job options...
Home healthcare workforce in need of healing
Through 2028, five of the 10 fastest-growing occupations in the U.S. will be in the healthcare field. Of those fields, the Department of Labor...
Weekly Changemaker: Michael A. Pfeffer
This week, WorkingNation's #WeeklyChangemaker is Michael A. Pfeffer, assistant vice-chancellor and chief information officer of the UCLA Health System.
Michael leads the development and operations...
Employers salute skills: The value of the American veteran
Note: This article was originally published on Nov. 10, 2017.
Aaron Harper asks a simple question, one which emerged from his experience transitioning from the...
Carolinas HealthCare System matches a veterans military skills to civilian jobs
The Shaping the Future Workforce series looks at innovative business solutions for developing skilled workers for 21st-century jobs. Note: This article was originally published...
Donato Tramuto on his national workforce dignity and inclusion initiative
Tivity Health CEO Donato Tramuto lost his hearing at eight years old and was bullied as a child. As he explains in the video...
Creating more job opportunities for underserved communities
While the headline unemployment rate is low, underemployment rates are not. At the same time, almost half of all employers — 46 percent —...
WorkingNation Overheard at Milken Global Conference 2019
WorkingNation was on the ground at Milken Global Conference 2019 where some of the most powerful people in business, government, healthcare, and entertainment have...
Fate of workers in the future of work hangs in the...
It’s happening whether we like it or not — jobs are changing. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is charging full steam ahead and workers are...
Companies lose out when employees’ caregiving burdens increase
American workers must make the most out of their situation when life happens while performing at an optimum level. That's the corporate ideal, but...
