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  • Pension coverage

    76 percent of public employees have pension coverage. 43 percent of private employees have pension coverage. 40 percent of U.S. retirement plan assets are represented by private sector plans. Source: Workforce Management

  • AIG launches new product

    American General Life Insurance is launching a new product to fill gaps left by major medical policies. AIG Accident Expense Plus provides accident coverage and allows the policyholder to include a critical illness rider to cover diseases like heart

  • Donkey in elephant's clothing?

    A lot remains unsettled as the primaries creep toward the general election. At least on the left side of the aisle. But the race is all but over as far as the Republicans are concerned. Don't let the incessant buzzing of Mike Huckabee fool you

  • Carrot vs. stick - strategies for a healthy work force

    At the start of each year, millions of Americans make resolutions to lose weight, stop smoking or live a healthier lifestyle. As January comes and goes, these resolutions fade and old habits prevail. National health care costs have risen to well

  • World savings

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  • Pension coverage

    76 percent of public employees have pension coverage. 43 percent of private employees have pension coverage. 40 percent of U.S. retirement plan assets are represented by private sector plans. Source: Workforce Management

  • AIG launches new product

    American General Life Insurance is launching a new product to fill gaps left by major medical policies. AIG Accident Expense Plus provides accident coverage and allows the policyholder to include a critical illness rider to cover diseases like heart

  • Social Security dependence

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  • Employee status and benefits

    49.9 percent of employers offer benefits to part-time employees. 37.5 percent of employers offer benefits to same-sex unmarried domestic partners, while 30 percent cover opposite-sex unmarried domestic partners. 99 percent of employer

  • The Hartford acquires TopNoggin

    The Hartford has agreed to acquire Ohio-based company TopNoggin, a privately-held defined benefit administration and consulting firm with proprietary technology that addresses data management, administration and benefit calculations