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Treat Terminated Employees With Respect
Employee Benefits How you manage layoffs sends a clear message to remaining employees about how the company views them and how they will be treated in the future.
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Even Now, Firms Struggle To Find Skilled Staff
Employee Benefits There may be plenty of workers in the market, but too few have the education and skills needed to do the job.
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Health Bill Will Saddle Employers With Mountains of Paperwork
Employee Benefits Though details are still being worked out, it’s clear that the new health plan will mean a lot more administrative work -- as well as additional costs -- for companies.
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Employers Seek Benefits In Cash Balance Pensions
Employee Benefits Much maligned a few years ago, cash balance plans now have a chance to be a useful cost-cutting tool for pension plan sponsors.
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Employers Left in the Dark on New Mental Health Law
Employee Benefits The mental health parity law takes effect Jan. 1, but critical guidance that companies need is still a long way off.
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Families of Wounded Vets to Get More Relief
Employee Benefits Congress and the Obama administration take steps to help returning veterans.
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Flexible Spending Account vs. Dependent-Care Credit
Employee Benefits A couple of tax breaks are available for working parents who pay for child care, but you'll have to choose one or the other.
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Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage Costs Rising
Employee Benefits Here's what else to expect when you get your employer's open-enrollment packet in the next month or so and how to cope with changes in your benefits.
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Make the Most of Open Season
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