Leadership & Management

During President Barack Obama's eight years in office, Americans' well-being improved: Their standard of living went up, the percentage of those considered "thriving" grew across racial and ethnic groups and more Americans than ever before can afford healthcare, according to…

The University of California is eliminating IT jobs at its San Francisco campus as part of a plan to move work to India, reports Computerworld.

This week I learned about life's most difficult conversation, job interviews at Theranos and the painful side of pregnancy apps. I'm also leaving a thank-you note for our janitor on my desk tonight.

The political leanings of CEOs hold clout over employee election outlooks, an academic study led by three business professors found.

Orlando (Fla.) Health plans to rebrand its Boston-based diagnostic imaging centers to Orlando Health Imaging Centers, according to the Orlando Sentinel.

A story from two of Becker's kid readers.

The Blue Ribbon Panel of experts appointed to Vice President Joe Biden's Cancer Moonshot initiative presented to the National Cancer Advisory Board Wednesday 10 recommendations to accelerate cancer research in the next five years.

For many working Americans, staying late at the office is a sign of dedication and work ethic. But is sacrificing sleep and personal time worth it?

Mishawaka, Ind.-based Franciscan Alliance will be known as Franciscan Health as of Sept. 12, and the newly named system will also rename 12 of its 14 hospitals.

Seeking help and coaching can be difficult, but doing so can ultimately improve one's effectiveness as a leader, suggests Sue Schade, interim CIO of Cleveland-based University Hospitals and founding advisor at Next Wave Health Advisors. Ms. Schade wrote on her…