A new data platform from the Office of Personnel Management reaffirms the significant reshaping the federal workforce experienced over the last year.

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Listen to this episode on the player below or subscribe for free on YouTube or Spotify. The Center for Digital Government’s Teri Takai sits down with HP’s Todd Gustafson and Larry Meadows to discuss ...

Pharmacy costs are spiraling out of control, and traditional solutions aren’t working. Prescription drug spending increased 11.4% in 2024, with net prices reaching $487 billion, led by high-cost ...

Traditional workplace benefits are no longer enough to meet the expectations of today’s employees and companies are racing to adapt their offerings to stay competitive in the changing market. That is ...

Regardless of industry, retaining good employees is core to the success of any business. According to new data from ADP Research, the construction industry is struggling more than most when it comes ...