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5 reasons why the workplace is ideal for wellness
Before a business should consider why a wellness program should be initiated, it should consider what may happen if it...
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The weight of the nation's employees
Elisa Mendel, vice president of Kaiser's HealthWorks, speaks with BenefitsPro about wellness programs, HBO’s new documentary, and the weight of...
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9 trends in prescription plan management
A new in-depth survey on the state of pharmacy benefit management finds most sponsors are looking at a number of...
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Senate bill would cap Cal State pay increases
California State University employees who make more than $200,000 annually would have their salaries capped under a bill approved by...
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Guard firm breached Connecticut contract
The state of Connecticut has required a private security company hired to protect several office buildings to provide some guards...
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PBM ad campaign misleads consumers
The Pharmaceutical Care Management Association just launched an advertising campaign that would make Mad Men’s...
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It's all relative in HR
It occurred to me most conversations with HR occur because you’re in trouble or you’re...
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5 election-year issues for small business
In observance of National Small Business Week, let's look at the top issues identified as...
Employer-paid
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9 trends in prescription plan management
A new in-depth survey on the state of pharmacy benefit management finds most sponsors are looking at a number of ways to control costs, but...
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Indiana gained more than 5,000 manufacturing jobs
Industrial employment in Indiana increased by roughly 1 percent, accounting for a gain of 5,184 jobs between March 2011 and March 2012, according to the...
Employee-paid
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PBM ad campaign misleads consumers
The Pharmaceutical Care Management Association just launched an advertising campaign that would make Mad Men’s Don Draper and other spin doctors proud. It’s an age-old...
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April retail sales worst since 2009
Americans' spending — much like the economy — continues to yo-yo.
Compliance
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Senate bill would cap Cal State pay increases
California State University employees who make more than $200,000 annually would have their salaries capped under a bill approved by the state Senate.
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Guard firm breached Connecticut contract
The state of Connecticut has required a private security company hired to protect several office buildings to provide some guards back pay after a review...
Cost-containment
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Senate bill would cap Cal State pay increases
California State University employees who make more than $200,000 annually would have their salaries capped under a bill approved by the state Senate.
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5 election-year issues for small business
In observance of National Small Business Week, let's look at the top issues identified as being the most important for this election year.
Employee Participation
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Guard firm breached Connecticut contract
The state of Connecticut has required a private security company hired to protect several office buildings to provide some guards back pay after a review...
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Employers lose quarter of new hires
Within one year, employers lose nearly one-quarter of new hires while another one-third don't satisfy productivity targets, according to Allied Van Lines’ 2012 Allied Workforce...
Wellness
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5 reasons why the workplace is ideal for wellness
Before a business should consider why a wellness program should be initiated, it should consider what may happen if it doesn't.
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The weight of the nation's employees
Elisa Mendel, vice president of Kaiser's HealthWorks, speaks with BenefitsPro about wellness programs, HBO’s new documentary, and the weight of the nation.
C-Suite
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C-suite communication increases engagement
In today’s work force, encouraging employee engagement can be a struggle, especially considering the economic troubles.
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Marketing to HR & the C Suite: An insider's perspective
Brokers--get an earful on what buyers really hear when you approach them for a sale.
Retirement
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India gets onto mutual fund investors' radars
Investors who see opportunity in Asia's growth typically think of China first. That's one reason why there's no shortage of options for U.S. investors looking...
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Ohio Senate expected to mull pension changes
The Ohio Senate is getting ready to take up legislation aimed at shoring up several of the state's five public pension funds.
