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Industry experts say that while unlikely, the historically stable product line may have the potential for price changes as its sales continue to rise.
June 4 -
Massachusetts legislators are considering a proposal that will ban non-competition agreements for all employers a measure that has legal experts cautioning employers to prepare.
June 4 -
Online enrollment for the Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) on the federal exchanges will be operational later this year, according to a spokeswoman at the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
June 3 -
With specialty drugs expected to reach as much as half of total drug expenditures within the next few years, pharmacy benefit manager CVS Caremark has launched a new program designed to make the process of filling specialty medication prescriptions easier for plan members.
June 3 -
Business and education leaders are emphasizing an even greater need for immigration reform in the U.S. as highly skilled employees are being lost due to visa restrictions.
June 3 -
CMS says benefit brokers and advisers are expected to be able to enroll their small business clients on the federal SHOP exchange online by sometime later this year.
June 3 -
Small businesses are poised to benefit from the Small Business Health Options Program but more education for small-business owners is needed, says an industry group supportive of the Affordable Care Act.
June 3 -
Social Security will still be around when your employees retire, it just might look a little different. Here are five changes to expect in the coming years.
June 3
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The IRS issued final regulations in March designed to simplify the employer reporting requirements imposed by the Affordable Care Act. Most importantly, the regulations permit combined reporting for the multiple requirements and simplify reporting where a large employer provides affordable group health coverage, which is of minimum value to almost all of its employees. Here's how the new regulations will affect both large and small employers.
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison is bringing its personnel management system into the 21st century to remain competitive and efficient a tactic that HR consultants say is being replicated by other higher learning institutions across the nation.
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