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Although no one is saving well for retirement, a new study from Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies reveals that single women are particularly vulnerable.

Employees are more likely to take medications as directed and to choose generic products when they use home delivery versus a retail pharmacy, states new research from Express Scripts.

When Harris Teeter, a 175 store, 20,000 employee grocery chain in the southeastern United States, was charged with revamping their existing benefit communications, benefit manager Kerri Simmons turned to an innovative telephonic system to put into practice the principal that people learn best when they...

Taxing the rich at 100% won't pay for Obama's budget. The Wall Street Journal has reported that taxing the rich at 100% won't pay for Obama's budget. Barack Obama promised not to raise taxes on anyone making under $250,000 per year. Where is he going to get the money? The numbers indicate Obama will need...

With the stimulus package recently enacted, and subsequent Cobra subsidy through employers shows a step in the right direction, with keeping the delivery of health benefits through the employer based system. The COBRA subsidy is not directly given to the employee, which is definitely a good thing. Another...

Thanks so much for sharing news of our latest research mini-brief, "Work-Family Information on Small Businesses" with your blog readers. For those seeking additional statistics, overviews and briefs, or links on this same subject, please visit our topic page: Small Business and Work-Family, at: http://wfnetwork.bc.edu/topic.php?id=43....

While I agree there should be regulations regarding the use of tax payer's money that is given to these institutions (let´s not forget that this is our money bailing out these poorly ran companies), capping compensation may not be best use of that authority. Part of the problem that got use here is...

I actually made a post about the issue and my feelings are nothing personal, but I question do we have people at the top that have enough "specific" or first hand knowledge to handle the office responsibilities as it has changed tremendously over the years, not the same job it used to be.

Caps are a misguided attempt to ensure accountability. They do nothing to ensure pay back since A) many of these executives can leave and get non-exec jobs; B) many of the institutions may still fail; C) there is no tie to specific performance that ill ensure payback is made in a responsible manner....

Most health records issues were resolved technically a long time ago. Remember Healtheon? No? That's disappointing, since it sprang from the same minds that created Netscape.