Articles by Andie Burjek

Corporate training isn’t always exciting for employees, but the rise of interactive technologies and customized sessions might change that.

Companies that value diversity are more likely to fare well financially than those that don’t.

Are most employers changing their benefits coverage for domestic partners? Nope, but that’s because a good portion already did.  

Industry leaders sing praise for the late Jay Cross and his contributions to the learning field.

Journalist Noor Tagouri discusses the pitfalls of American media when it comes to reporting on Muslim religion and culture.

  Outdated, often negative stereotypes woefully distort the image of black men in the U.S. to change the narrative the public needs the real facts.   Outdated, often negative stereotypes woefully distort the image of black men in the U.S. To change the narrative the public needs the real facts.  

The pop culture sixth sense that many people claim to have doesn’t actually exist. It's just another word for stereotype, says University of Wisconsin-Madison professor William Cox. The pop culture sixth sense that many people claim to have doesn’t actually exist. It's just another word for stereotype, says University of Wisconsin-Madison professor William Cox.  

 Tom Spiggle, attorney and author of “You’re Pregnant? You’re Fired!” discusses pregnancy and caregiver discrimination in the aftermath of a major lawsuit settlement.