More than one-third of business leaders are not confident that U.S. college students are graduating with the skills and competencies that their businesses need.

Learn strategies for conflict resolution in the workplace from a coach who has been resolving conflicts between individuals and on teams for over 25 years.

While headlines often focus on Hispanics' desire to migrate to the U.S., Gallup's study finds more than one in seven U.S. Hispanics -- or an estimated 4 million adults -- would leave the U.S. permanently if they had the opportunity. Only half ...

Relatively few U.S. parents strongly agree that letting a child feel bored now and then can be a good thing. Many like to help when boredom strikes.

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WGU 25th Anniversary Impact Report

About two in three Americans (65%) support the nationwide protests about racial injustice that followed the death of George Floyd.

A significant portion of each generation has substantial consumer debt of several different kinds.

Only 13% of the German workforce is committed to the job, according to Gallup research. As much as 20% is actively disengaged. But don't blame the affected employees for this -- the fault lies with poor corporate cultures that depress engagement ...

More than half of U.S. public school teachers say their students do not have sufficient computer skills to take the Common Core assessments. At the same time, six in 10 teachers who participated in the field testing say it went well.