HR Regulation

As the pandemic changes the workplace, new policies must be set, from virtual meeting behavior to in-office procedures, and more.

The freeze, which would take effect in 2031, is a "budget gimmick," retirement plan lobbyist Brian Graff says.

Across the federal bureaucracy, there is an expectation that Biden's regulatory and enforcement agencies will take a more broadly focused consumer protection lane.

3 takeaways for the week, from an employee benefits editor's notebook--short, sweet, incomplete. Good stuff.

Here's what businesses should be aware of regarding the California Privacy Rights Act.

The new economic stimulus measure expands and improves upon the Paycheck Protection Program and the Employee Retention Tax Credit, which are helping companies continue to employ and pay their employees through the economic downturn, including by offsetting employee benefit costs.