29 Sep 4 ways to maximize the benefit of your workday breaks
Is the break your taking at work doing you good? Two Baylor University researchers dove in to find out. Here's 4 things learned from their study about taking breaks at work. ...
Is the break your taking at work doing you good? Two Baylor University researchers dove in to find out. Here's 4 things learned from their study about taking breaks at work. ...
The clock is ticking down to 2016 which means time is running out to dot the 'i' and cross the 't' for your health benefit packages. Employee Benefit Adviser has these tips. Read more...
The new ACA Information Center for Applicable Large Employers page on IRS.gov features information and resources for employers of all sizes on how the health care law may affect them if they fit the definition of an applicable large employer. Read more...
Target is taking its wellness program a step further and giving its more than 300,000 employees access to a FitBit tracker. And to sweeten the deal, all employees participating in the FitBit Wellness Program will have a chance to earn money for the charity of...
The digital age is giving germs a new breeding ground. But a little extra cleaning can narrow the playing field. Read more...
If something is worth protecting, then it’s worth the extra time and effort needed to ensure its security. Proprietary and confidential mean just that, and these terms should be taken seriously and not applied haphazardly. Read more...
Do you know how to haggle? Some people delight in the prospect of obtaining a more favorable side to monetary negotiations. Others not only dread this thought, but will go to amazing lengths to avoid it. Read more...
In February, employers, administrators and others got to see some preliminary thoughts the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has about the so-called “Cadillac Tax,” included in the Affordable Care Act (ACA). That initial glimpse came when the IRS issued Notice 2015-16. Read more here...
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued the first of the anticipated nondiscrimination rules, which sets forth proposed regulations to implement Section 1557 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). Read more here...
Election change requests are the most rule-centric item encountered in the day-to-day administration of a cafeteria plan. Most cafeteria plans, although not required to do so, allow election changes to the fullest extent permitted by law. Read more here...