Spirit Airlines, struggling to return to profitability since its 2019 bankruptcy, is facing tough choices ahead. With staffing cuts and reduced flight capacity, analysts suggest a possible merger with Frontier could be on the horizon.
The CDC has a new director, Susan Monarez, confirmed by the Senate after months of turmoil. As the first non-medical director in over 70 years, she faces the challenge of restoring trust and navigating a chaotic agency.
After devastating floods in Central Texas, FEMA failed to respond to two-thirds of disaster assistance calls due to a staffing crisis. Many are questioning the agency's preparedness and accountability.
As severe flooding devastates Central Texas, experts raise concerns over staffing shortages at the National Weather Service. The lack of experienced personnel may have hindered timely communication during the crisis, leading to increased fatalities.
The Kerr County flood tragedy has shed light on critical staffing shortages and the absence of a local flood warning system, raising questions about preparedness and response in the face of natural disasters. As the death toll climbs, officials are scrutinizing the failures that led to this devastating event.
A two-day strike by French air traffic controllers has led to the cancellation of over 1,000 flights, causing outrage among airlines like Ryanair and Air France-KLM. The strike highlights ongoing disputes over staffing and management issues as the busy summer travel season begins.
A recent NACCHO report reveals alarming staff shortages in local health departments, raising concerns about the public health safety net. As many as 19% report job losses, with funding cuts looming. Discover the implications for your community.
Family offices are facing unprecedented hiring challenges, with 80% struggling to recruit key staff. Discover the reasons behind this staffing crisis and what it means for the ultra-wealthy in today's volatile market.
In a surprising revelation, FEMA's acting head David Richardson reportedly claimed he was unaware of the hurricane season's start. This raises serious concerns about his preparedness as the agency faces staffing cuts and increased disaster risks.
In a surprising revelation, FEMA's new leader, David Richardson, admitted he was unaware of the hurricane season's start, raising alarms about the agency's preparedness for an expected busy season. Amid staff cuts and confusion, experts worry about the impact on disaster response.
