The U.S. has only undergone a contingent election on three occasions: 1801, to elect President Thomas Jefferson. Then in 1825 to pick President John Quincy Adams. Finally in 1837 to elect Vice ...
Today, the ability to hire and retain talent is top of mind in the C-suite, with more than three out every four executives saying it’s the most critical factor to achieving growth. As the focus on ...
Accounting firms today are at an impasse. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported almost 1.5 million jobs in the accounting and auditing sector in 2021, and although the 6% job growth in the ...
Chicago, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global contingent workforce management market was valued at US$ 189.50 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach US$ 492.90 billion by 2033, growing at a ...
Winning the talent war requires a fundamental shift in HR strategies. Companies must seek new ways to find the right talent, develop skills, and share expertise. One of those strategic approaches is ...
As more than 150 temporary and less-than-half-time Harvard employees transition into permanent, benefited staff positions following a policy change that went into effect in March, the shift has ...
Life insurance policies require you to choose a beneficiary, which is the person who will be the recipient of your policy’s benefits at the time of payout. Many policies also ask you to choose a ...
A contingent beneficiary can help ensure that your assets, trusts and insurance payouts go to the parties you want them to go to. What is a contingent beneficiary? Whether setting up a financial ...
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