Core and Group Health

It's official: If you make a quarter of a million bucks a year and decide not to pay for health insurance, youre going to have to fork over $2,448 to the feds

When states first began legalizing medical marijuana in the mid- to late 1990s, not many people would have guessed that in fewer than 20 years, the substance would be decriminalized in 16 states, fully legal for adult use in two and approved for medical use in 22.

The legalization of recreational marijuana is causing complications for HR departments.

When Joyce Dobervich isn't singing jazz in her spare time she used to sing at a jazz club in Minneapolis she's focusing on benefits.

Employees are increasingly unhappy with their workplaces and benefits packages, a new study finds.

Negative public opinion of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has abruptly hit an all-time high, ending months of continued support and gradual increases in positive opinion of the law.