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Number of DC plans offering SRI options could double in next few years

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

The number of defined contribution plans offering a sustainable and responsible investing (SRI) choice could double in the next few years, according to a new study by the US SIF Foundation and Mercer.

Kansas governor delays Medicaid plan release

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

Gov. Sam Brownback's administration is delaying the release of its plan for overhauling the Medicaid program in Kansas until next month so that it has the most current state revenue projections possible, his spokeswoman said Tuesday.

Wis. state workers won't get raises

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

Wisconsin state workers will not receive salary increases during the next two years under the first pay plan put forward by Gov. Scott Walker's administration under a law that no longer requires the state to negotiate wages with unions.

1 in 5 expect to retire before age 65

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

A new report by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies has found that despite the gloomy retirement outlook among many American workers, one in five expect to retire before age 65.

PPACA: Benefits account group asks for summary standards changes

Allison Bell | October 25, 2011

A benefits group wants federal agencies to require the new health plan summary descriptions to go to a tightly focused group of people.

Transamerica to offer new fiduciary service

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

Transamerica Retirement Services has partnered with the Investment Strategies group at Mesirow Financial to offer a new ERISA Section 3(21) fiduciary service to help retirement plan advisors and sponsors mitigate investment fiduciary risk.

MetLife MMI survey: Long-term care costs rose in 2011

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

Long-term care costs increased during the year past, according to a new report.

One-third of workers too stressed to do their job

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

Employees are still suffering from stress, as two-thirds of employees report having high stress levels and 29 percent of employees are too stressed at work to be effective for five or more days each year, according to a recent StressPulseSM survey by ComPsych.

Nearly 1,000 Tennessee state employees on food stamps

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

Nearly 1,000 of Tennessees state employees are on food stamps because they arent making enough money, state records show.

Florida workers' comp rates jump

Peter Westerman | October 25, 2011

The premiums Florida's employers pay to insure workers for on-the-job injuries are going up by 8.9 percent on Jan. 1.

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Number of DC plans offering SRI options could double in next few years

Kansas governor delays Medicaid plan release

Wis. state workers won't get raises

1 in 5 expect to retire before age 65

PPACA: Benefits account group asks for summary standards changes

Transamerica to offer new fiduciary service

MetLife MMI survey: Long-term care costs rose in 2011

One-third of workers too stressed to do their job

Nearly 1,000 Tennessee state employees on food stamps

Florida workers' comp rates jump

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