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Retirement plan participation varies by region
Employees in Midwestern and Northeastern states are more likely to participate in retirement plans than their Southern and Western counterparts, states new data from the nonpartisan Employee Benefit Research Institute.
Source: Employee Benefit News USDecember 2, 2008 -
Shop Talk: Five questions in five minutes with TimeWarner global benefits exec Harry Spencer
At an April press briefing announcing findings from a National Business Group on Health survey, EBN spent five minutes with Harry Spencer, NBGH chairman and Time Warner vice president for global benefits, to get an inside peek at the benefits workings of the multi-billion-dollar corporation whose holdings include some of the nation's most famous acronyms - HBO, CNN and AOL, to name a few.
Source: Employee Benefit NewsMarch 19, 2010 -
Consumer-driven health plans sexist?
To be touted as the Prince Charming of health care - believed to be bringing happily ever afters to cost-burdened employers - consumer-driven health plans are looking more like an ugly stepsister these days.
Source: Employee Benefit NewsMay 1, 2007
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