Employee benefits

The bill passed Monday would require pharmacies to notify doctors and sometimes patients when a cheaper biosimilar drug is substituted for a brand-name medicine. It also would forbid a pharmacist from substituting the biosimilar drug if the physician says no.

Only 9% of companies, meanwhile, indicate they are very prepared to implement required changes to their business based on the health care reform law at this time.

Three behaviors stand in the way of positive outcomes.

We talk with our 2013 winner about global benefits administration and what makes the HR calling so special.

October 1 is the due date for an employer to establish a new 401(k) plan using those special “Safe Harbor” contribution rules.

In response to Monday's legal reminder about the Oct. 1 ACA employee communications, we’re bringing you more information on the requirements.

Employer mandate delay puts pressure on Congress.

But health plans need to improve in other areas if they want to keep group business.

Consumers will want choices like they get on popular sites such as Amazon and Expedia.

Why employers need to step up and train employees to make work-life fit a priority.

Company launches online total compensation statements.

Defined benefit pension plans are the zombies of the benefits business, with certain retirement experts insisting there is a unique marketplace for them.

The impact that flexible spending accounts on modifying health care spending habits.

Five misconceptions about the role of continued health coverage and the ACA

Cyndy Nayer previews an upcoming obstacle in health care — the outcomes-based boomerang.

Experts from Aon Hewitt and Digital Insurance who have private exchanges say communicating early and

EBA Retirement columnist John Ludwig provides tips on how to get young workers to properly save.

Craig Davidson on how disclosure requirements under ERISA are a costly proposition.

2013 PSCA Retirement Plan Survey: Something to get worked up about.

“Health care reform is a shift to value-based care, rather than quantity of care,” one analyst says. “Any way Medtronic can help improve outcomes is generally the way health care is moving. The trick for them is to capitalize on that in the right areas.”