Retirement Trends

As he prepared to help roll out the GOP tax framework last week, the president told reporters he wouldnt benefit from the plan. A senator called him on it.

A new report, The Future of Skills: Employment in 2030, tracks the trends and skills that will drive our future workforce.

While the use of contract workers has been on the rise for more than a decade, the trend has particularly accelerated in recent years as both organizations and individuals that see significant benefits. Where is it growing fastest?

The framework drafters would offer "a non-refundable credit of $500 for non-child dependents, to help defray the cost of caring for other dependents."

Companies unable to find sufficient skilled employees to fill vacancies might have to look to the ranks of the disabled, of older employees and those who need more flexible working arrangements in order to find the talents and skills they need.

As Congress assesses the Trump administration tax plan, industry needs to monitor negotiations that could affect individuals and businesses.