Leadership & Management

With millennials now holding one in three jobs in America, employers must find inventive new ways to train this generation of employees, according to Forbes.

Americans who enroll in health plans through the online federal exchange are offered voter registration, but some voting rights groups are saying the registration methods offered violate federal law, according to The New York Times.

Former Secretary of State and presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton said people should wait for the conclusion of the U.S. military's investigation into the deadly bombing of a Doctor's Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan before requesting an independent investigation, according to…

The following healthcare layoffs were reported by Becker's Hospital Review in October. They are listed below, beginning with the most recent.

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Mark Bogen, CFO and senior vice president of finance at Oceanside, N.Y.-based South Nassau Communities Hospital, has been named a recipient of the Long Island Business News' CFO of the Year Award.

Last weekend, Ben Carson, MD, candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, announced he has discarded his old healthcare reform plan and replaced it with a new idea, according to The New York Times.

CEO performance data may not be as reliable as it once seemed, according to Forbes.

The CEO who gets caught embezzling money, taking bribes or exposed in disreputable affairs induces his or her own demise, makes headlines and is justly condemned. However, at the other end of the spectrum, the paralyzed, apprehensive leader is equally…

Facing scrutiny and doubt regarding the efficacy of its tests, Palo Alto, Calif.-based blood test startup Theranos is reducing the size of its board of directors, according to the New York Times. Among those to be eliminated are former Secretaries…