It has been 10 years since what’s been called the “Miracle on the Hudson” made front page headlines and inspired millions of people around the world. On Thursday, January 15, 2009, US Airways Flight ...

So many people feel disconnected from their workplace today. Something is missing, they are stressed, unsure of how they fit into the organization’s purpose, irritated by their coworkers’ lack of ...

In reviewing someone's data processing operation the first thing you ask for is the service level agreement [SLA] because that's the preeminent control used in that type of organization. Like all DP ...

There's a popular refrain among National Park Service employees, one that doubles as a reminder, of sorts, after a long, wearisome day: "We get paid in sunrises and sunsets." For many park employees, ...

I’m fortunate to be among the 17.4 million Americans who have served in our Nation’s armed forces. A family tradition that began with my father, who served as an Air Force enlisted Airman, has so far ...

Here is the second entry in our contest about finding meaningful work after the military. I think there is a lot of wisdom in this one. A psychiatrist I know who specializes in combat trauma says that ...

What are college admissions officers looking for in the volunteering and service section of your student’s application? Turns out it’s not quantity or prestige, but rather, meaning. In fact, many ...

Grosse Pointe Farms — Despite a deepening partisan divide between red and blue states, some of the nation's newest military recruits in Metro Detroit are hopeful they can help reconnect communities ...

Bill Gober started volunteering as a trail rover at Great Smoky Mountains National Park 4 years ago after he lost his job. He helps monitor visitors and pick up garbage from the trails. Will Jaynes ...