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When writing a new contract for physician hires, there are five things that should be included, or avoided, to entice new employees, according to a Medscape report from healthcare lawyer Ericka Adler. 

Average monthly earnings for salaried workers have increased 6.77 percent since 2019, according to an Oct. 10 report from CNBC.

The percentage of U.S. workers who have experienced political affiliation bias in the workplace has increased 12 points in the last three years, growing to 24 percent of 504 workers surveyed, according to data from the Society for Human Resource…

Thirty-six percent of physicians have considered early retirement in the last year, according to "Back From Burnout: Confronting the Post-pandemic Physician Turnover Crisis"," an October report from the Medical Group Management Association and Jackson Physician Search. 

From the most expensive state to retire in, to the state with the highest physician assistant pay, here are 15 state rankings Becker's has reported on this year. 

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Hawaii tops the list of the most expensive states to retire in this year, with the average person needing over $2 million to comfortably retire there, according to an Oct. 9 report from CNBC based on a data report from…

In a competitive job market, good wages and a positive work environment are the key to making sure that your organization retains top talent, according to one ASC CEO. 

Storm Lake, Iowa-based emergency room physician Andrew Obamwonyi, MD, is appealing the court's decision to proceed with a suit alleging incompetency, Iowa Capital Dispatch reported Oct. 6.

Frank Alario, 65, a former physician with medical practices in New Jersey, New York and Florida, on Oct. 7 admitted to wrongfully disclosing patients' protected health information, according to the Justice Department.