Longevity and tenure used to indicate job satisfaction, but in a stagnant job market they could now signal simply holding on. An article in Fortune, written by Sasha Rogelberg, indicated…

We live in a world where we’re increasingly expected to make the most of technology. That means scheduling Zoom and Teams meetings and employing artificial intelligence (AI) to help streamline…

In July, President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law. The Act has tax and spending policies including new overtime pay tax rules that will add…

Over the last several years, the employment landscape in the Kansas City metro has carved out its own identity. Sometimes mirroring national patterns, other times diverging in interesting ways. For…

2025 continues to present a challenging job market with employers and employees bracing for what might come next. With companies battling the impacts, or possible impacts of tariffs. Either in…

The years of the pandemic were a watershed moment, and they continue to provide a comparison point for then and now. Companies that increased hiring, wages, and perks post-pandemic are…

The desire for work-life balance is important among all generations but it’s becoming increasingly critical for those who make up the Sandwich Generation. The Sandwich Generation includes individuals who care…

Ever find yourself scrolling through your social media feed and get caught up in a video that seems too good to be true? It looks good, but something feels off…

The challenging labor market is affecting all generations, including Gen Z who are competing for entry-level roles. Born 1997 to 2012, Gen Z is a demographic considered to be unique…

With the U.S midway through the third quarter, many are anxious to see solid evidence of an economic comeback. Depending on the current news cycle, it can be difficult to…