The Trained A-Eye A recent study by Carnegie Mellon University, conducted in collaboration with Salesforce, has found that artificial intelligence agents are currently unable to reliably complete most office tasks, with failure rates approaching 70 […]
Labor Landscape Advanced health professionals are flocking to join unions for improved working conditions and increased access to administrative decision-making but the move will probably increase costs to consumers. A group of 60 advanced practitioners […]
Labor Landscape SUNY Schenectady, located in upstate New York, is the latest community college to be enlisted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to train the next generation of air traffic controllers and to help […]
Safety at Work Pittsburgh, PA (WorkersCompensation.com) -- At a press conference Tuesday, U.S. Steel CEO David Burritt said Nippon has pledged to pump $2 billion into the Clairton Coke Works to make it more efficient and […]
Labor Landscape Japan’s Nippon Steel has finalized its $14.9 billion takeover of U.S. Steel and promises to boost jobs and economic growth in western Pennsylvania. Most notably, the pact calls for Nippon to invest $11 […]
Labor Landscape The Trump administration’s assault on immigrants is starting to impact the American food chain as prices soar in grocery stores and more undocumented workers continue to leave the country. In Texas, North Carolina, […]
HR Homeroom To swear or not to swear? That is the question. Because language is a cornerstone in shaping productive workplace culture, a recent study putting the United States number one in the use of […]
Can You Believe It? The uptick in abuse against umpires and referees in youth sports, including Little League baseball, continues to have a dramatic impact. There is a nationwide umpire shortage. Many umpires retired during […]