Long hours, harsh working conditions and relatively low pay have kept turnover high for decades at the Border Patrol, while officials have struggled to recruit more agents.

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North Bay Business Journal talks with local human resources leaders about what employees really want from the workplace and ...

Nearly 100 new employees in several sectors will be funded through a state job training program. The New Mexico Economic Development Department recently announced nine businesses that have been ...

A watchdog report examining telework use at four agencies found best practices still need implementation, but the presence, ...

Amid police Chief Jon Murad's plans to step down, the survey offers a snapshot of what the outgoing chief will leave behind ...

Interim Provost Paul Kredier broke down the University’s new Annual Academic Unit Reporting Process at a regular WVU Board of ...

By providing clear and ample information, HR can simplify the selection process and ensure team members make the right ...

RTP’s annual Store Operations Survey reaffirms the ongoing tug of war retailers face between providing top-level service and ...

Report highlights Gen Z and over 55s as least satisfied with job roles, as commentators call for urgent action to avoid ‘the great resignation part two’ ...

The future of HRM lies in personalized, role-based training that considers individual risk profiles and behaviors.