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Many workers will see their health insurance costs rise less next year than in more than a decade, partly because consumers are dialing back their health care use, a benefits consultant has found.

The number of young adults without health insurance has dropped significantly, a new survey finds, thanks to a provision of President Barack Obama's health care law allowing them to stay on their parents' plans.

Mercer has acquired Ft. Lauderdale-based Mahoney & Associates health and welfare and defined contribution advisory practices for an undisclosed amount, the company announced today.

Mercer announced today its added 10 large-market clients across a broad spectrum of its benefits administration services during the first half of 2011. These wins represent an addition of nearly 200,000 participants to the company.

The HR nightmare in Alabama, was McKinsey right and . . . Perrycare?

The percentage of companies that are already saying they expect to drop health coverage once exchanges start surprised some experts, and if they follow through, it could start a trend that chips away at employer-sponsored health coverage. The Obama administration insists employer-sponsored coverage is poised to increase, not decline.

Nearly one of every 10 midsized or big employers expects to stop offering health coverage to workers once federal insurance exchanges start in 2014, according to a new survey from a large benefits consultant.

The first six trading days of August struck a blow to pension plans sponsored by S&P 1500 companies, with the aggregate funded status decreasing by $191 billion to a funding deficit of $496 billion and an aggregate funded ratio of 73 percent as of the market close on Aug. 8....