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The top industry for raises was engineering and science, averaging raises of 4.4% to 4.7% for 2023.

The owner of one of California's largest pain management clinics has agreed to settle allegations of fraud for inflicting unnecessary and painful procedures on patients whom they were supposed to be relieving of pain, according to the DOJ.

The suit challenges the denial of insurance coverage for inpatient mental health treatment provided under the MLB Players Benefit Plan.

Between 2013 and 2021, the percentage of workers with employment-based health insurance was steadily between 71% and 73%.

The California Medical Association's lawsuit alleges Aetna had fired or threatened to fire doctors who referred patients to out-of-network physicians.

Only 36% of Black U.S workers currently feel comfortable talking to their coworkers about their mental health.

After agreeing to pay $1.7 billion to resolve lawsuits with opioid victims last year, the drug maker and its creditors are working to avoid opioid-related payments, as part of a second bankruptcy.

As Congress scrutinizes the pharmacy benefit manager industry, on Wednesday, the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means committees advanced legislation that would regulate PBM's control over drug prices.