Even when your audience knows nothing about your product or service, talking for extended periods of time is not a good idea. That’s a lecture, not a conversation.

Human Interest has rolled out a new partner program that brokers can use to manage and track retirement plans for small employers.

The accounting firm is among the employers using volunteering benefits to create a culture that attracts young talent.

Chris Yarn, as his alter ego Frank MicDroppa, sings about health insurance as a way to educate brokers and employers.

With absurd price disparities in healthcare costs, smart employers are refusing to accept disgraceful aspects of the benefits and healthcare status quo.

Employers are using a backward-looking evaluation process that is time-consuming for managers, demotivating for workers and of negligible benefit to the company as a whole.

Maven is offering the service as a way for employees to transport milk when they are spending time away from a newborn.

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One-third of execs say they’ve changed behavior, SHRM reports. But cases are still prevalent, and employees say HR’s ability to investigate allegations and changing workplace culture are key to curbing incidents.

Employers using the firm’s workforce management tool can offer the Even app, which provides advance wages and budgeting help, to its workers.

Providing short-term accommodations for employees taking prescribed painkillers is one way companies can mitigate onsite accidents and other risks.

The wealth in retirement accounts could shrink by that much due to annual defaults on 401(k) loans. The projected loss is about 2.7% of the $7.8 trillion in retirement accounts.

Bright Horizons, Discover, Disney and U.S. Xpress are among a growing list of employers offering to pay for employees to get college degrees.

HR professionals, take note: Training doesn’t have to be dull. By turning it into a game, employees will be eager to gain new skills.

Consumers are still not fluent in simple financial concepts, which may lead them to spend more out of pocket on healthcare.

Telemedicine is an effective option for patients who have trouble getting to the doctor’s office, but complex state laws make it difficult to provide service to everyone.

Early-morning meetings and other managerial decisions can disproportionately impact working mothers unless executives take notice.

As insurance costs rise and wages remain unchanged, some employees are noticing the drain on their take-home pay.

EBA and data analytics firm miEdge list U.S. insurers based on in-force premiums.