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Workers in legal, same-sex marriages no matter what state they live in will now have the same rights as those in opposite-sex marriages to federal job-protected leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act
February 25 -
As the discussion on paid leave continues, a majority of employers say they are already offering some sort of personal time off ... but declines have been noted in paid time for caregivers.
February 24 -
More and more employers are looking beyond curbing health care costs when measuring the success of health and wellness programs.
February 20 -
Although many defined contribution plan participants would benefit from setting aside more dollars in their retirement savings accounts, they at least are holding a steady course when it comes to tapping retirement savings prematurely.
February 19 -
While there are several reasons pension plan sponsors are looking to address risk in their plans, reducing Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation premiums remains a concern many plan to address in the coming year.
February 18 -
The definition of wellness seems to be broadening, with benefits such as vacation days, community volunteering and workplace celebrations taking the stage as top wellness initiatives,
February 18 -
Success in todays complex business environment has become greatly dependent upon workforce productivity, and having employees who understand proper safety controls can greatly enhance the chance of increased profitability for an organization.
February 17 -
Commentary: Collective information is the new frontier when it comes to big data in the health care realm, says Locktons Kayla ONeal
February 13
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Democrats Thursday reintroduced legislation that would allow employees to earn paid sick leave, a benefit 43 million employees dont currently have access to.
February 13 -
Smartphone-based activity and fitness apps are just as accurate as those found on dedicated wearable devices, and may be a more economical alternative for most people.
February 13 -
For employers battling absenteeism or looking to reinvent current policies, creating a solid philosophy which includes robust return-to-work and employee wellness programs will be vital in increasing attendance.
February 12 -
Would saving an extra $200 billion in health care costs a year sound nice? No, its not another ploy to get rid of the ACA for once. Annually, between $100 billion and $289 billion is spent on hospital visits due to patients failing to adhere to their prescription medicines
February 12 -
401(k) plans have spun a leak, as a growing number of in-service withdrawals are hurting retirement readiness.
February 11 -
In the next five years, when it comes to managing costs, wellness offerings and family coverage, C-level executives and benefit managers both cite four changes expected in the next five years, but executives and managers each weigh in differently on their importance.
February 10 -
Annuity providers are putting on a full-court press to encourage employers to give serious consideration to incorporating lifetime income solutions to their defined contribution plan participants.
February 9 -
Corporate spending on wellness programs is surging, but motivating employees to use them continues to be a rather expensive struggle. There are lots of reasons for this, but a really unfortunate one is bad timing.
February 9 -
The information compromised includes names, birthdates, Social Security numbers, street and e-mail addresses and employee data, including income, Anthem said.
February 5 -
Significant numbers of Americans, and therefore employees, are stressing about their financial situation at a level deemed too high by the American Psychological Association.
February 4 -
An emerging company policy known as unlimited vacation or unlimited PTO (paid time-off) is gaining headlines again. What is unlimited vacation? Why are companies implementing it? And what are its pros and cons?
February 3 -
A bipartisan legislative proposal to spur greater sponsorship of retirement plans by smaller employers and higher deferral levels by plan participants has been proposed once again in Washington.
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