Sponsored video from ThreatLocker examines why building high-performance cybersecurity teams is difficult, highlighting talent shortages, rapid threat evolution, and skills and cultural gaps. It recommends a balanced approach—ongoing training, clear leadership and cross-functional collaboration, plu
A U.S. citizen who worked for Honeywell in Shanghai must pursue her wrongful termination claims in China after a judge enforced a forum‑selection clause in her employment agreement. The court found the contract required disputes to be resolved in a Chinese forum, barring litigation in the U.S.
Nearly half of large employers plan to raise worker healthcare costs, according to Mercer. Employers are also pulling GLP‑1 weight‑loss drug coverage and testing nontraditional plan designs and other cost-control strategies to curb rising healthcare spending.
Express Scripts and the PBM trade group PCMA have filed suit to block Tennessee’s FAIR Rx Act, a law aimed at separating PBMs and pharmacies. Their complaints follow a similar challenge from CVS Caremark and continue the industry’s effort to overturn the law after it was passed despite strong PBM op
This article presents six strategies to prevent skill decay and stresses the growing importance of "speed-to-skill" as skills become obsolete more quickly. Citing a TalentLMS report, it argues organizations must accelerate how they develop and refresh capabilities to maintain workforce readiness.
A survey by Express Employment Professionals finds rising anxiety about the growing reliance on artificial intelligence among both job seekers and hiring managers. That concern persists even as many expect productivity gains from AI, suggesting potential friction for hiring strategies and workforce
New research from Goldberg Law Group finds that most U.S. workers report they thoroughly read employment contracts, yet their actual understanding may be limited. The study also shows employees treat employment contracts more seriously than other agreements, underscoring the importance of clearer co
In the June 15, 2026 edition of The Insider, managing editor Gretchen Gavett highlights why decision-rights frameworks often break down, how "strategic centering" can serve as an anchor for organizational choices, and the hidden downsides of leading with purpose. The roundup contrasts practical brea
As organizations adopt AI, leaders must guard against its potential to degrade processes and erode institutional knowledge. This article outlines four practical steps executives can take to protect organizational know‑how and keep AI from derailing core processes.