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A study shows employees get sick less, have lower stress, and work harder. Still, applying the idea in the U.S. won't be easy.

Bernie Sanders' rallying cry of "Medicare for all" might have nudged Hillary Clinton in a similar direction for health care.

Few Americans have disability insurance, even though the average worker has a 25 percent chance of having a disability event.

A new study says Americans aren't getting raises because of the high cost of health care.

Employees whose data is exposed are increasingly pointing the finger at failings in the technology employers use to secure their information and lapses in protocols that allow vulnerabilities to be exploited.

Reimbursement of mental health providers based on improvement of their patients care could reward insurers even as the patients benefit.