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With a tight labor market, recent college graduates have a plethora of jobs to fill at their disposal. However, there are some degrees employers truly desire more than others, according to CareerCast.

Management must realize that their workplace is not spared by the national epidemic of painkiller abuse. Here are steps to reduce their employees’ risk and loss of productivity.

First offered by large Silicon Valley companies, time-saving benefits are now spreading to employers and industries of all kinds.

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics degrees continue to offer the best postgraduate prospects to college students.

IFEBP poll notes various applications to improve healthcare decisions and access to care, as well as encourage healthier living.

As state and local municipalities plant the regulatory seeds to stem the pay gap between men and women, clients need to remain vigilant as a patchwork of policies blankets the nation.

As these offerings become more popular among small and midsize businesses, brokers need to know the details of these plans.

American wages unexpectedly climbed in August by the most since the recession ended in 2009 and hiring rose by more than forecast.

A surge of new transportation apps, such as Hytch, aim to address a modern workplace conundrum: long, expensive commutes.

A number of employee benefit adviser veterans found new jobs and key roles inside brokerages, insurance firms and private companies.