Compliance

A federal judge has ruled Republican Gov. Scott Walker's controversial law stripping most public workers in Wisconsin of nearly all their union rights is constitutional.

Subsidies could prompt millions of workers who are covered at work to instead choose insurance through the state exchanges.

IBM said the benefits of about 110,000 of its retirees would be administered by Extend Health, a private exchange run by Towers Watson & Co., beginning on Jan. 1. Time Warners similar move goes into effect the same day.

Some helpful advice for HR managers hoping to avoid working late nights in the next couple of weeks.

Its a complicated matter because surveys show that lots of employers have taken their eyes off the notification ball. With less than a month to get the word out as legally required to all workers employers are beginning to panic.

Are the state insurance exchanges created by the PPACA designed to insure millions of uninsured Americans, or to leak millions of bits of personal data out into the world?

California lawmakers on Tuesday sent legislation to Gov. Jerry Brown that would bar employers from having policies that prohibit offering life-saving medical help in an emergency after a worker's attention-grabbing refusal to perform CPR on a resident at an independent-living facility.

With retail margins historically thin, Kroger takes a whack at its health coverage package at its Central Division in Indianapolis. Are more cuts on the way?