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Commitment to employer-sponsored health plans on the rise

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

What a difference a year can make. A new industry report finds that significantly more employers than last year say they will definitely continue to provide health care coverage when health exchanges come online next year.

Going indie? Afraid of losing clients? Don’t be

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

Advisors in second year of independence say most clients were immediately on board with the switch, Schwab finds.

Where in the world is Kathleen Sebelius?

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

I know they say, You get what you pay for. And thats certainly true. But as this health care law is proving almost every week now, you get what you don't plan for, too.

Vanguard expands 401(k) service for small, mid-size businesses

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

Vanguard is expanding the availability of its low-cost 401(k) plan service for small and mid-size businesses to plan sponsors who work with third party administrators.

Proposed cap on retirement savings draws fire from industry

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

The Obama Administration's proposed cap on retirement savings, critics say, will hurt younger savers and small-business owners.

Nevada jury orders HMO to pay $500M in hepatitis case

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

A Nevada jury ordered the state's largest health management organization to pay $500 million in punitive damages to three plaintiffs in a civil negligence lawsuit stemming from a Las Vegas hepatitis outbreak.

What will PPACA do to the non-exchange market?

Allison Bell | April 10, 2013

A team of state insurance regulators is trying to figure out how the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act might affect or not health plans that operate outside the PPACA health insurance exchange system.

Budget: cover uninsured, trim Medicare, tax cigs

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

President Barack Obama's new budget offers Medicare cuts to entice Republicans into tax negotiations, while plowing ahead to cover the uninsured next year under the health care law the GOP has bitterly fought to repeal.

Oklahoma panel advances workers’ comp overhaul

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

By a party-line vote, an Oklahoma House committee on Tuesday approved the latest version of a plan to overhaul the state's workers' compensation system after more than an hour of questioning and sometimes angry debate.

Employers eager for new foreign worker program

Peter Westerman | April 10, 2013

As desperate as unemployed Americans are to find work, there are still some jobs that many would never consider applying for because they are seen as too dirty, too demanding or just plain unappealing.

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Commitment to employer-sponsored health plans on the rise

Going indie? Afraid of losing clients? Don’t be

Where in the world is Kathleen Sebelius?

Vanguard expands 401(k) service for small, mid-size businesses

Proposed cap on retirement savings draws fire from industry

Nevada jury orders HMO to pay $500M in hepatitis case

What will PPACA do to the non-exchange market?

Budget: cover uninsured, trim Medicare, tax cigs

Oklahoma panel advances workers’ comp overhaul

Employers eager for new foreign worker program

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