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Taking care of employee mental health is the right thing to do
[ad_1] Employee burnout is a big problem for employers. We hear it regularly from metropolitan employees and business his leaders. That’s no surprise. With voluntary employee turnover likely to rise by 20% by the end of this year, according to a national survey, companies are looking for ways to improve employee engagement. We saw a ... -
Insurance marketing in a digital world
[ad_1] Rakesh Kaur One thing that has changed for the better as the world settles into the “new normal” is digital adoption. Covid has ushered in an era of digital transformation. Digital receptivity is on the rise, evidenced by rapidly changing customer preferences, expectations and requirements. The insurance industry is also experiencing this change. Like ... -
Western Massachusetts Firefighters Interested in STCC Fire Science Program
[ad_1] Springfield, Massachusetts (WWLP) – At Springfield Technical Community College (STCC), Springfield Fire Department lieutenants are pursuing degrees through a program that recruits full-time firefighters. The Fire Protection and Safety Technology Program will enable Nathan Lavallee, a firefighter since 2015, to study for an associate’s degree in the spring of 2023. Lavallee. Springfield Fire Department ... -
McGovern releases new report on cutting healthcare costs
[ad_1] (WWLP) – Jim McGovern, chairman of the House Rules Committee, released a new report on September 8. In this report, a family in the Massachusetts 2nd Congressional District details how inflation makes prescription drugs more affordable for Medicare recipients and lower health insurance premiums. reduction method. Inflation Reduction Act Offers Rebates for Energy Efficient ... -
North Arkansas College receives $747,000 National Science Foundation grant to increase STEM completion
[ad_1] North Arkansas College was awarded a $747,759 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant focused on increasing the number of low-income students pursuing science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers. rice field. Dr. Rick Massengale, President of Northark, said funds from the grant will create life-changing experiences for students and use their talents to have a ... -
Republicans Record Biggest Failure Ever in Education Funding
[ad_1] Herman Kambach of Ames is a senior member of the Iowa Senate Education Committee. As an influential member of the Senate Education Committee, I’ve tracked the Republican Party’s failure to fund education since it took over state government in 2017. Republicans will say they have increased funding for K-12, but in reality they are ... -
US Senator hopeful Fetterman aims to quell health concerns at Pennsylvania rally
[ad_1] Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor and U.S. Senate Candidate John attends Labor Day Celebration with President Joe Biden at National Steelworkers Local Union 2227 in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA on September 5, 2022 Mr Fetterman. REUTERS/Elizabeth Frantz Register now for free, unlimited access to Reuters.com register PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) – Democratic U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman plans ... -
Time to recover and rebuild: Kootenai Health faces financial hardship head-on
[ad_1] COEUR d’ALENE — Kootenai Health is not for sale and is not on the brink of financial ruin. But hospitals and healthcare systems are facing significant financial challenges caused by the nationwide healthcare staff crisis that Kootenai Health CEO Jon Ness has been warning communities about for months. At the same time, a change ...











