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Some efforts have been overzealous to the extent they could be viewed as giving a discriminatory preference for a particular minority or group. "I thought, 'Holy cow, where was their in-house counsel on this? Where was their outside counsel?'" Shawe Rosenthal lawyer Fiona Ong recalled about one particularly egregious case.

Fifty percent of working-age people with disabilities have annual household incomes less than $30,000.

The youngest members of the labor market say inflation has been noted as a major detriment to their finances over the past year as they struggle to pay bills on time, says a Harris poll.

As employers and their advisors are gearing up for 2024 open enrollment, major mental parity changes are looming on the horizon.

The (hopefully) symbiotic bond between an employer and their broker is one key to unlocking the magic of benefits customization and crafting a perfect fit.

The year 2023 represents a time of shifting attitudes toward the workplace and workforce, with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to wax and wane, pro-employee movements taking place in high-profile industries, and the make-up of the U.S. Supreme Court and the rest of the federal court system on a conservative shift. Keeping up with the hot topics ensures employers understand their workforce and the issues facing them.

KP's physicians would be involved in developing a "platform" to offer Geisinger and other health systems its value-based care expertise, including in design of care models, pharmacy practices, consumer digital engagement.

However, it's likely the upcoming Medicare drug price negotiations will have some spillover effect, as the prices are likely to become a new ceiling for other insurers as well, suggests a new AARP report.