Category: Employer News

A few simple steps can help smaller companies craft a competitive benefit package without breaking the bank or tumbling into a legal pitfall.

The federal government has issued a proposed rule that addresses some of the questions surrounding essential health benefits and determining actuarial and minimum value.

The federal government has issued a proposed rule that addresses how wellness programs may operate under the health care reform law beginning in 2014.

As benefit advisors, Members of United Benefit Advisors (UBA) have been preparing themselves and their clients as information has become available over the last 18 months about the role that they will play in their state exchange and to what extent the…

Learn which health care reform regulations are likely to be released soon and which requirements might be delayed or repealed following the 2012 election.

While workers’ waistlines continue to be a prime target in wellness initiatives, many companies also are deploying aggressive anti-smoking programs.

The election results clarified the future of health care reform, but employers still face questions on many of the details of the law.

Employers may or may not be looking to attract new employees in today’s economy, but they certainly need to retain the good ones they have. Benchmarking play a key role in that effort.

A close look at new health plan data shows that of all health plans in the Northeast, 33.6 percent have no single deductible, compared with just 8.4 percent and 4.1 percent in the Southeast and Central regions, respectively.

A roundup of the latest HR trends, including a reminder that a flu shot can help keep workers healthy and combat employer costs.