The economy will likely expand this fall at a weak pace, but the risks are rising of another recession, a private research group says.

Here are some of the common objections from company management and how benefits professionals overcome them.

Federal health officials are pushing Florida lawmakers to include a provision in their Medicaid overhaul that would require private health plans to spend 85 percent of funds on patient care, state health officials said Wednesday.

The number of people applying for unemployment benefits fell last week, though the decline isn't enough to signal improvement in the job market.

A standoff between the Obama administration and congressional Republicans over free trade agreements could take a major step toward resolution Thursday with a Senate vote on legislation to help American workers who fall victim to foreign competition.

Retirement plans exist to provide earnings streams to retirees, but knowing how to pensionize retirement savings is largely a foreign concept to most workers.

There is an increasing discrepancy between what employers say about work-life balance and how they actually act, finds a recent global study by WFD Consulting and WorldatWorks Alliance for Work-Life Progress.

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service issued guidance to clarify the tax treatment of employer-provided cell phones, which no longer defines cell phones as listed property that generally necessitates additional recordkeeping by taxpayers.