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Baby boomers expect Social Security to be their primary source for paying for retirement, while Generation Xers and millennials are looking at other means, says Wells Fargo.

By getting more information in front of workers, benefit managers can help them make smarter decisions and select the best options.

As a way to improve employee retention, companies are increasingly offering benefits like adoption and surrogacy reimbursement to create a fully inclusive and diverse workplace.

Baby boomers expect Social Security to be their primary source for paying for retirement, while Generation Xers and millennials are looking at other means, says Wells Fargo.

By supporting pain management solutions that don’t involve pills, experts say HR is in a position to help turn the tide on the crisis.

The number of employers offering workers student debt help has risen to 8% from 4%, according to SHRM.

The son of the late Supreme Court justice is “highly respected,” industry leaders say, noting the younger Scalia’s industry and institutional knowledge would be a benefit to businesses.

Assuring employees of their data privacy in your client's benefits communication is key to increasing clinic utilization.

From large employers like Walmart, to those with smaller employee populations, addressing a fragmented and expensive healthcare system is a top priority.

A pending court case is the latest to highlight the challenges employers face when considering remote accommodations from an employee with a medical condition.

The outgoing secretary’s deputy, Patrick Pizzella, will be named acting secretary of the department.

Many HR managers feel their systems are not fit for the modern workforce, a new study finds.

These services make it easy for workers to use their dental benefits, and save companies money by encouraging preventative care.

In the absence of federal standards, some employers have been implementing changes on their own with dramatic results.

Before saving for retirement, young employees are advised to pay down high-interest debts and build an emergency fund, an expert says.

Physical wellness programs won’t cut it anymore. To remain competitive, clients should embrace all aspects of employee health.

Without measures to help workers avoid the decision to withdraw their savings, the proposed law is less likely to achieve the stated goals of its supporters.

Employers and industry groups hope this is the first step to ultimately flatten the tires on the health plan tax.

Industry groups have long advocated for a change that will allow employees with HDHPs to use health savings accounts to cover prescriptions.