CommentaryMost employers have become accustomed to the IRS and Department of Labor periodically auditing their qualified retirement plans. Now, employers must also be ready for HIPAA audits.
As I type this, it's not yet noon, but I've already sent 30 emails. So, it seems I have a lot to thank Ray Tomlinson for.
After two weeks away from the office, I now can clearly see the importance of staying in touch with employees on disability leave when it comes to encouraging return-to-work.
Cartoon Casper was a friendly ghost, but he kept pretty tight control over who saw him, where and when. Hows your own visibility these days?
I received two survey releases within the last few days: one from ComPsych that outlined employees main health priorities for 2011, the other from Unum that revealed what HR pros identified as their biggest challenges this year.
Remember that episode of Oprah a few years ago where she famously gave the entire studio audience a car? "You get a car! You get a car! You, and you, and you and YOU get a car!"
"Why Work Sucks and How to Fix it: The Results-Only Revolution," written by Cali Ressler and Jody Thompson, outlines the concept of ROWE (Results-Only Work Environment) and how implementing ROWE can revolutionize work as we know it.
I'm getting my heart checked out on Valentines Day, and in honor of this day of love and hearts, I wanted to remind you to do the same.
Would you rather comply with the individual mandate or be auto-enrolled in a health plan (with a chance to opt out)?
An online poll, taken by Harris Interactive on behalf of Unum, found larger numbers of workers age 18 to 32 say they are extremely or very familiar with retirement accounts, disability insurance and life insurance.
Today, the Center for Health Value Innovation released its 2010 Value-Based Design Report, which takes the national temperature on how value-based benefits designs are progressing in U.S. workplaces.
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