Nearly 40 percent said they haven't received a raise or their compensation has decreased. One-fifth have noticed more conflict or stress among coworkers. Over 10 percent said they are taking on more work because coworkers have been la

The fever for healthcare reform is running high in Washington, D.C., and politicians are lining up on both sides to offer "treatment plans." But policy makers are missing many of the key opportunities to address what is really broken

Employers are hesitant to offer long-term care but it may be based on several misconceptions. According to a survey by John Hancock, 63 percent of employers surveyed said they didn't think their employees would be interested in long-term care

Lost amid yesterday's media shuffle about Sonia Sotomayor's wisdom and the House's health care reform bill, the Senate health committee passed its own version of reform. The strict party line vote drew no Republican support, highlighting again