Michigan Home Health Firm Pays $41K Over Race-Based Assignments
Mid-Michigan Home Health & Hospice settled a federal lawsuit over assigning care visits by race, and must follow a five-year consent decree.
HR & Talent
Block Details Severance for Its Second Layoff Round of 2026
Laid-off US employees at Block get at least 60 days of pay plus severance, according to an internal FAQ. The terms differ from February's package.
Manufacturers Urged to Open Hiring to Workers With Disabilities
Experts at a Manufacturing Institute webinar say people with disabilities are an underused talent pool and that early, open conversations make hiring work.
Air India Weighs a Singapore Airlines Executive as CFO
Preliminary talks at the Tata-owned carrier follow a consolidated net loss of ₹22,238 crore in fiscal 2026, up from ₹10,859 crore a year earlier.
MrBeast's Company Promotes St. Jacques to First CMO
Beast Industries has picked Michelle St. Jacques as its first chief marketing officer, after weighing outside candidates. She keeps her consumer goods role.
Gartner: AI Agents May Represent 1 in 4 Candidates by 2029
At the Gartner HR Symposium/Xpo, analyst Jamie Kohn outlined four trends hitting recruiting teams, from AI agents acting for candidates to a crumbling firewall around AI screening.