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According to new research from McKinsey & Co., it will take the United States until 2016 to replace the 7 million jobs that were lost during the 2008-09 recession. And to gain full employment—finding work for the unemployed and accommodating the 15 million Americans expected to enter the labor force...

When analysts attack, the case for and against HSAs and, oops!, a health reform loophole is discovered

If you haven’t checked out the latest Benefits Selling, give it a read. The June issue reiterates there’s a lot more evolution to consider in the world of employee benefits than what’s been going on with health care reform (although McKinsey’s latest survey did add fuel to that fire).

A year later, it appears that Chicken Little wasn’t far off the dime when it comes to the pending loss of benefits for the American worker come 2014.

Always consider the source. It’s one of the first rules you learn in journalism school.

After pressure from Democrats, consulting firm McKinsey released a statement Monday, along with the full questionnaire about its now-controversial survey predicting a significant drop of ESI coverage due to health reform.

A new Avalere study gives Democrats more ammunition in their claims the McKinsey survey, which reported a third of employers will be dropping health coverage soon because of Obamacare, is an “outlier.”

Baucus isn’t the only one. Now, key House Democrats also are pushing McKinsey & Company to release the methodology behind their now-controversial survey regarding employers’ plans to drop health care due to Obamacare.