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Discouraging economic data from around the globe have heightened fears that another recession is on the way.

Advisors must be prepared to make quick adjustments to clients retirement portfolios in response to the recommendations of the new Super Committee created by the Budget Control Act of 2011.

As the competitive landscape for benefits brokers gets tougher, effectively communicating benefits strategies with clientsand helping them better communicate those strategies with their employees becomes even more critical.

Seventy-one percent of hiring managers say emotional intelligence is more valued than IQ while 34 percent say more emphasis is placed on emotional intelligence when hiring and promoting employees post-recession, finds a new CareerBuilder survey.

Gridlock, as much as it's derided, may be the best outcome for the elderly, health care providers and poor people in this fall's fight over further deficit cuts.

The federal health reform laws limits on commissions have left insurance brokers scrambling to protect their incomes. Increasingly, more brokers are turning to software to safeguard revenue streams and generate new business.

Union leaders are calling on the Postal Service to disavow a proposal to slash up to 120,000 jobs.

The U.S. Department of Labor is issuing a $918,010 National Emergency Grant to 325 laid-off workers who lost employment at Polaris Industries in Osceola, Wis., and Robin Manufacturing USA Inc. in Hudson, Wis., to help them find new jobs.