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One year later: What employers have done about health care reform

Peter Westerman | June 08, 2011

In the year since health care reform became law, a new survey finds that employers across the U.S. are maintaining their health care benefits, implementing cost-sharing methods and assessing the long-term impact of reform on their organizations.

Study: Companies investing more in HR

Peter Westerman | June 08, 2011

A study by research and consulting firm Bersin & Associates shows that as the economy improves, U.S. organizations have begun reinvesting in human resources services and staffing.

Scary study shows 401(k) matching doesn’t work

Peter Westerman | June 08, 2011

Behavioral economics research discovers “common sense” 401k plan policies are more myth than reality. What can plan sponsors do to help improve their plans – at least from their employees’ perspective?

Future retirees will see 19 percent cut in Social Security benefits

Peter Westerman | June 08, 2011

Many Americans, particularly pre-retirees, are worried about the Social Security cuts recently discussed in Congress. But they may not be aware that cuts already enacted will affect their benefits.

Health overhaul fight in pivotal Atlanta court

Peter Westerman | June 08, 2011

The latest round in the ongoing fight over President Barack Obama's health care overhaul is being heard Wednesday in the federal appeals court in Atlanta.

The long road past 2008

Peter Westerman | June 08, 2011

Just when we thought we could breathe a little easier after 2008’s market free fall, Prudential Financial's new survey shows investors are still leery of risk exposure.

Blue Shield of California pledges profit cap

Peter Westerman | June 08, 2011

One of California's biggest health insurers said Tuesday it will cap its earnings at 2 percent of revenue and return amounts over that level to its customers, care providers and the community.

Illinois takes slow approach on health exchange

Peter Westerman | June 08, 2011

Lawmakers in Illinois have opted for the slow approach to establishing an insurance marketplace that's key to the President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.

Get real about retirement

Peter Westerman | June 07, 2011

5 questions for John Anderson, Managing Director of SEI Advisor Network’s Practice Management Solutions

Medical coverage costs rise for insurance industry

Peter Westerman | June 07, 2011

Premium costs remain high for insurance employers, according to The 2011 Compensation Data Insurance survey released Tuesday.

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One year later: What employers have done about health care reform

Study: Companies investing more in HR

Scary study shows 401(k) matching doesn’t work

Future retirees will see 19 percent cut in Social Security benefits

Health overhaul fight in pivotal Atlanta court

The long road past 2008

Blue Shield of California pledges profit cap

Illinois takes slow approach on health exchange

Get real about retirement

Medical coverage costs rise for insurance industry

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