An investigation by The New York Times has uncovered complaints by employees at Boeing's South Carolina manufacturing plant alleging that the company prioritizes expediency over safety in its production processes, write Natalie Kitroeff and David Gelles. Boeing is currently facing backlash after two of its 737 Max jets crashed in recent months.

A survey of recruiters and students enrolled in either college or a credential program shows recruiters want potential employees to possess technical skills, know the industry they're entering and be good at networking, whether they hold a college degree or a credential. The data also show that 62% of recruiters are confident potential hires have the skills they seek, while only 39% of students felt "very prepared" for the workforce.

A Montana law set to take effect in July will require that workers' compensation claims be presumed valid if filed by firefighters with four to 15 years of service since 2014, with the number of years varying based on illness. Claims can be denied only in cases where insurers can demonstrate that exposure to smoke or particles was insufficient to cause an illness, according to the law.

Leaders can build a culture of accountability by modeling behaviors that are rewarded, but that culture requires ongoing maintenance, writes Mike Figliuolo. Ways to reinforce accountability include setting aside days to talk about values and hosting lunch-and-learn sessions.