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Independent pharmacies sue CVS, others over alleged antitrust violations

By Emily Cousins

CVS has been hit with at least three federal class actions, including two antitrust cases accusing CVS Caremark Corp. and other pharmacy benefit managers, the intermediaries between insurance companies and pharmacies, of price-fixing prescription drug reimbursement rates.

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More ‘qualified default investment alternatives’ in retirement plans: ERISA Advisory Council

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Cap on employer health tax exclusion? New House bill coming soon

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Workers drowning in emails causing email anxiety, burnout

The average person has 30 unread emails in their work email box, with 12% having more than 50.

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December 16, 2024

Employers prioritize productivity amidst rising health care cost

Improving productivity in the workplace is a top priority for executives in 2025, even outweighing managing medical benefits costs, which are expected to rise sharply next year.

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December 16, 2024

Ohio passes anti-ESG bill, which would ban investments in state pensions

So far, 17 states have passed laws to limit environmental, social and governance investing, and there have been over 150 bills on ESG investing in 37 states.

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December 13, 2024

Ex-Aetna CEO calls for end to employer-based health coverage

Mark Bertolini, ex-CEO of Aetna, proposed that employers continue to contribute to employees’ insurance, but instead of enrolling them in a group plan, allow them to select an individual plan that fits their needs.

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December 13, 2024

UnitedHealth agrees to $69M settlement in lawsuit over ‘low-performing’ 401(k) funds

The lawsuit alleged UnitedHealth CFO John Rex interfered with the company's decision to drop "one of the worst-performing target date options in the entire market.”

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December 13, 2024

Study: 99% of older workers experience ageism

Whether it's ageist stereotypes, bullying or subtle cultural pressures to conceal their age, many employees over the age of 40 often admit they struggle to feel accepted due to their age.

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December 13, 2024

Senate passes 2 bills that would ease health coverage reporting rules for employers

The House has already approved the bills, and they are now headed to President Biden's desk.

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Independent pharmacies sue CVS, others over alleged antitrust violations

More ‘qualified default investment alternatives’ in retirement plans: ERISA Advisory Council

Cap on employer health tax exclusion? New House bill coming soon

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Workers drowning in emails causing email anxiety, burnout

Employers prioritize productivity amidst rising health care cost

Ohio passes anti-ESG bill, which would ban investments in state pensions

Ex-Aetna CEO calls for end to employer-based health coverage

UnitedHealth agrees to $69M settlement in lawsuit over ‘low-performing’ 401(k) funds

Study: 99% of older workers experience ageism

Senate passes 2 bills that would ease health coverage reporting rules for employers