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States are considering extending postpartum Medicaid coverage

By Matt Volz

The 15 states that limit postpartum Medicaid eligibility to 60 days are predominantly a swath of Republican-led states that stretch from the Mountain West to the South.

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Operating margins for three largest health systems exceed pre-pandemic levels, study finds

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Biden announces $36 billion in relief for ailing Teamsters' pension fund

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December 08, 2022

Fund giant Vanguard quits clean energy alliance, after pushback from 13 states

Last week, 13 Republican state attorneys general asked federal energy officials to consider blocking the world's second-largest fund manager from buying utility stocks because of its relationship with the Net Zero Asset Managers coalition.

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December 08, 2022

Future-proofing retirement: How to plan for 2023 (with SECURE 2.0 as a wildcard)

It's no easy task in a turbulent economy for plan sponsors to look ahead, with a new Congress taking power in January and not knowing if the current Congress will enact SECURE Act 2.0 in the post-election session next week.

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December 08, 2022

Health insurance increases are unsustainable, new polices might help employers gain leverage

There is consensus in the business world that health care costs are too high; the question is how to address the problem.

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December 07, 2022

Self-funded plans sue Anthem, alleging overcharging and other ERISA violations

Employers claim that the health care company, now known as Elevance Health, breached its fiduciary duties under ERISA because they were denied access to plan claims due to mismanagement of funds.

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December 07, 2022

Offsetting costs: Employers using patient assistance programs

The latest twist in a long-running dispute between the drug industry and insurers over which group is more to blame for rising costs to patients. And patients are, again, caught in the middle.

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December 06, 2022

Study reveals that rural workers are more likely to lack paid sick leave

Data suggests that companies based in rural areas who do offer paid medical leave might have a significant advantage in attracting and retaining workers.

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December 05, 2022

401(k) balances drop 23% this year (yet contributions steady)

Employees still kept their employer-sponsored retirement plans on track in Q3 even as they saw a decline in their retirement accounts, according to Fidelity.

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States are considering extending postpartum Medicaid coverage

Operating margins for three largest health systems exceed pre-pandemic levels, study finds

Biden announces $36 billion in relief for ailing Teamsters' pension fund

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

Fund giant Vanguard quits clean energy alliance, after pushback from 13 states

Future-proofing retirement: How to plan for 2023 (with SECURE 2.0 as a wildcard)

Health insurance increases are unsustainable, new polices might help employers gain leverage

Self-funded plans sue Anthem, alleging overcharging and other ERISA violations

Offsetting costs: Employers using patient assistance programs

Study reveals that rural workers are more likely to lack paid sick leave

401(k) balances drop 23% this year (yet contributions steady)