Republicans are no longer expected to make big changes in the Affordable Care Act (ACA). But bipartisan legislation streamlining ACA reporting and giving health savings accounts more flexibility are on the agenda.
What’s Next for Health Care Legislation?
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Trump Touts Better Pay, New Jobs and Immigration Reform in First State of the Union Address
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Higher wages fueled by his new tax cut, a bold infrastructure initiative that would create new jobs, and overhauling...
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FMLA: A Primer for HR
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The Family and Medical Leave Act is complex, but it is manageable when HR develops robust policies, trains managers...
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Workers Pay More of Rising Health Costs
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Premium renewal rates for employer-sponsored health plans rose an average of 6.6 percent in 2017—a significant increase—leavings employers to...
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Maryland Passes Paid-Sick-Leave Law
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Maryland employers must soon provide sick and safe leave to their employees, as state legislators recently voted to override...
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Companies Add New Twists to Parental Leave
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Two large U.S. corporations—Cisco Systems and Whirlpool Corp.—have significantly increased their paid time off benefits for family members following...
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California Small Businesses Soon Must Provide Baby Bonding Leave
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On Oct. 12, California Governor Jerry Brown signed the New Parent Leave Act (S.B. 63) into law, requiring employers...
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Risk vs. Readiness: The 401(k) Plan Annuity Conundrum
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Good plan governance can reduce the fiduciary risks that prevent plan sponsors from offering annuities as a 401(k) investment...
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Massachusetts High Court Says Sick Pay Doesn’t Constitute Wages
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Employers are not liable under the Massachusetts Payment of Wages Law if they choose not to pay out accrued,...
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