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An insurance company is being sued for employee discrimination. A labor attorney weighs in on advice for avoiding and handling similar allegations.
January 22 -
The financial and insurance firm is the latest employer to beef up its family-friendly benefits offerings.
January 22 -
By aggregating and analyzing different types of data, benefits managers can determine crucial correlations among preventive screenings, health outcomes and healthcare costs.
January 21
HDMS -
For companies committed to attracting new talent, maintaining a strong online reputation should be a priority.
January 21
Transition Services -
Some federal employees face insurance paperwork glitches that affect their health coverage and add pressure to the stress of going without pay.
January 21 -
Companies with federal contracts are worried employees will look for other jobs.
January 18 -
Too much time on computer and smartphone screens is causing vision problems for employees. Here’s how employers can improve things in the office.
January 18
Unum -
The HHS just released the federal poverty level thresholds — important info for many employers as they set their employee contributions for their health plans.
January 18
CBIZ -
Your clients don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.
January 18
Q4intelligence -
Thousands of employers using the payroll company's software now have the option to offer the online program to employees.
January 18 -
An insurance company is being sued for employee discrimination. A labor attorney weighs in on advice for avoiding and handling similar allegations.
January 18 -
An IRS notice, still in development, could allow companies to avoid penalties by reimbursing employees for a portion of the cost of individual insurance coverage through an employer-sponsored HRA.
January 17
Foley & Lardner -
Pregnancy, childbirth and making the best benefits decisions can be overwhelming. But HR managers can help make the process a little easier with the right communication tools.
January 17
Corporate Synergies -
The disparity matters not only to workers, but to employers’ bottom lines. Losing skilled workers because leave isn’t available costs companies big-time.
January 17
LeaveLogic -
Thousands of federal workers who are furloughed or working without pay because of the partial government shutdown should use budgeting to cope with the hard times.
January 17 -
The retail pharmacy is partnering with the tech titan to design new “digital health corners” for its stores.
January 17 -
Growing numbers of federal workers have been tapping their retirement funds in a sign of how the government shutdown is squeezing day-to-day finances.
January 17 -
Filings for U.S. unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell to a five-week low, even amid a partial federal government shutdown
January 17 -
Thousands of employers using the payroll company's software now have the option to offer the online program to employees.
January 17 -
Employers in these areas may want to beef up their retention efforts so their best employees don’t move on to other opportunities.
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