30 Oct Congress passes budget bill, what does it mean for employers?
Congress passed the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015. President Obama released a statement Friday morning applauding Democrats and Republicans for their passing votes. Read more...
Congress passed the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015. President Obama released a statement Friday morning applauding Democrats and Republicans for their passing votes. Read more...
Employees are given the opportunity to select the benefits they want, just like an individual standing in the cafeteria line at lunch. Read more...
More gray hair in the workforce is becoming the norm as more workers are putting off retirement. A group of Boston College researchers expect the average retirement age to increase by a full year from the current age of 61.8 to 62.8 over the next...
Employees care about their health care benefits. It's an important part of why they get up and go to work each day. However, when it comes to open enrollment, many zone out and often forget the pile of paperwork Read more...
Millenials are thinking differently about their company's benefit packages. Understanding what this growing generation in the workforce is looking for could help with your company's recruiting efforts. Read more...
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...
Generation Y surpassed Generation X this year, to become the largest population of employees in the workforce — more than one in three U.S. workers are between the ages of 18 and 34, according the Pew Research Center. And those 53.5 million millennials are influencing...
Cafeteria plans, or plans governed by IRS Code Section 125, allow employers to help employees pay for expenses such as health insurance with pre-tax dollars. Employees are given a choice between a taxable benefit (cash) and two or more specified pre-tax qualified benefits, for example,...
The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry, meaning that same-sex marriages must be recognized nationwide. The ruling will have vast implications for employers, which until now have been operating under a patchwork of different state and federal...
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