The coronavirus pandemic has placed many stressful implications on families, employers, business owners and so much more. Many of the implications are rooted from the lack of business brought to them, with that being said, many employers are not able to pay health insurance premiums...
According to a recent survey, 56 percent of U.S. adults with employer-sponsored health benefits said health coverage satisfaction is a key factor in deciding whether they should leave their current job. Read the following blog post for an open enrollment checklist. ...
Where does the IRS stand on ACA (Affordable Care Act)? It's time to know. Check out this article from Benefits Pro for more information. The Internal Revenue Service has announced that for the first time, tax returns filed electronically in 2018 will be rejected if they do...
HHS announces that insurers, but not employers, must offer the same health coverage to a spouse in a same-sex marriage as they offer to a spouse in a traditional marriage. Read more...
Fewer people are getting their primary health insurance coverage through their employers, according to a Gallup Poll released Wednesday. Read full report here...
Many large, traditionally-insured employers are watching companies like IBM, Walgreens, TimeWarner, Sears, Aramark, Ingram Micro and Trader Joes move to private exchanges. And like most employers, they are asking themselves these top questions. ...
Seventy percent of midsized businesses said their biggest challenge in 2013 is the cost of health coverage and benefits. Read more...
New research from the Urban Institute estimates that the number of self-employed Americans will be 1.5 million higher in 2014 because of PPACA....
IFEBP reports 69% of employers will definitely continue to offer employer-sponsored health care....
How many employers will drop their coverage when the new health care law gets under way? ...