With a new generation of workers are becoming employed at management levels, the gap between seniority and leadership is closing as 34 percent of U.S. workers report their bosses are younger than they are, and 15 percent report working under someone who is at least 10 years younger, according to...

National health care spending jumped 4.2 percent in July for an increase from the 3.9 percent growth rate in June, according to the September Health Sector Economic Indicators briefs released by Altarum Institutes Center for Sustainable Health Spending.

As many as 16,000 health care jobs could be lost in the state of Washington by 2012 if Medicare cuts are implemented, according to a new report by the American Hospital Association, the American Medical Association and the American Nurses Association.

With 2013 just a few months away, many employees will be jump starting their diets following the always calorie-heavy holiday season, and this gives employers a chance to improve their wellness programs.

Most university and college career center directors say students have a lack of interest in formal career preparation and professional development, which is preventing them from successfully gaining employment, according to a recent survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers on behalf of the Career Advisory Board.

City revenues are falling because of financial troubles caused by infrastructure, health care and pension costs, leading to job cuts, delayed infrastructure project and reduced local services, according to a new report by the National League of Cities.

Over the next year, 80 percent of employees expect to stay with their organizations, a jump from 65 percent in 2011, according to Talent 2020, a new survey by Deloitte Consulting in partnership with Forbes Insights.

Chief information officers say they're expecting to see a modest rise in staffing for positions in information technology during the fourth quarter, according to the Robert Half Technology IT Hiring Index and Skills Report.