Monthly Archives: January 2016

via Wall Street Journal   Companies might add something new to their annual reports: a rating of their workers’ health. A group of employers, including International Business MachinesCorp., PepsiCo Inc. and Johnson & Johnson, are weighing how to publicly report—and … Continue reading →

PLANNING A TRIP TO A TROPICAL DESTINATION? Avoid Mosquito Bites to Avoid the Zika Virus If you’ve watched the news recently, you may have seen reports of the rapidly spreading Zika virus. Although this virus has now reached pandemic levels … Continue reading →

via Wall Street Journal American employers have a new message for their workers: When you go, please leave your 401(k) behind. Companies from International Paper Co. to United Technologies Corp. are increasingly urging employees to keep their nest eggs in their … Continue reading →

via HR Dive Speaking to a doctor via video chat may be a hard sell for some, but more and more employers are looking to it as one potential healthcare solution. At the 2015 Benefits Forum and Expo in October, quite … Continue reading →

via Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Don’t expect to see much relief from rising costs for workplace health coverage under a federal budget deal that postpones a widely feared tax on generous insurance plans, experts say. The so-called Cadillac tax, … Continue reading →

via Wall Street Journal   We’ve all heard the advice: Take 10,000 steps daily. That seemingly simple goal sold millions of fitness trackers, most of which put your step count front and center. It’s also one reason many of these … Continue reading →

via Wall Street Journal UnitedHealth Group Inc. said its projected losses on the Affordable Care Act exchanges for 2016 deepened as enrollment grew despite the company’s efforts to reduce sign-ups. The biggest U.S. health insurer said it is expecting losses … Continue reading →