Recently, wellness attracted the interest of the EEOC, prompting it to file three cases alleging that employer wellness programs violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Brad Wolfsen, bswift, deconstructs these cases and explains why employers with an interest in wellness and wellness incentives need to pay attention to this evolving regulatory issue.
Monthly OERB scores finds organizations making progress, but work in preparing to manage the open enrollment process and other key areas still needs to be done.
Three hurdles blocked the Senate from removing the Affordable Care Act, including budget reconciliation, conflicting interests of fiscal conservatives and CBO projections.
Senior vice president of retirement and compensation policy
The ERISA Industry Committee
A holistic approach to regulations that impact defined benefit plans is the only way to ensure employees are secure in their post-work years, says the ERISA Industry Committee.
Jamie Greenleaf has devoted 29 years to the retirement market, continually driven by the idea that all hardworking individuals deserve to leave the workforce comfortably.
Three hurdles blocked the Senate from removing the Affordable Care Act, including budget reconciliation, conflicting interests of fiscal conservatives and CBO projections.
The share of 25- to 54-year-old women either employed or actively looking for a job rose to a seven-year high in July, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
To remain competitive, employers continue to entice prospective workers with the best perks. Here are the offerings that have increased and decreased in popularity in the past year.
As we roll full-speed ahead into Labor Day and the official start to fall, that can only mean one thing (no, not pumpkin spice season): the start to Annual Enrollment.
These devices are no longer just hot new toys—they can be serious tools for helping your employees develop healthier habits and improve their well-being.
