Retirees this year received a record-high 8.7% cost-of-living adjustment in their benefits – the largest increase in four decades – however, next year may be less than half that percentage due to inflation, according to a new estimate.

"Moving ahead, enrollee cost sharing for COVID-19 tests in a clinical setting will depend on their health plan and where they receive a test," researchers say.

This is a significant rise from a year ago, as employees struggle with personal finances and mental health, according to a John Hancock Retirement report.

A panel of licensed health care professionals preferred ChatGPT's responses nearly 80% of the time and rated the chatbot's responses as higher quality and more empathetic, in a new JAMA study.

One-third of U..S. workers say their job has negatively affected their mental health in the past six months

CHROs expect difficulty in retaining staff. Only 34% expect employee retention to increase over the next six months, down from 45% in the first quarter.

Whether it's planning for future health care needs or managing medical expenses, a higher number of workers with high deductible health plans are opening health savings accounts, according to Fidelity.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers reintroduced the PASTEUR Act, aimed at encouraging drugmakers to develop antibiotics and antifungal drugs to confront the growing threat of drug-resistant bacteria and fungus.