As health insurance premiums soar, more small and mid-sized businesses are exploring self-funding.

A judge granted the South Carolina-based health system's request for a temporary injunction, after the insurer gave "false and misleading" statements to the press about Prisma's proposed rates for 2024, according to the lawsuit.

Sen. Bill Cassidy and Rep. Virginia Foxx sent a letter to Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su to "cease further action" on a new fiduciary rule, which has "created unnecessary instability for retirement plans."

In a class action lawsuit, the former employee alleges that 37% of his retirement savings were invested in BlackRock's Target Date 2045 fund, which uses ESG considerations.

Employees who say their manager is not effective are 56% less likely to be engaged.

Employers account for more than $1 trillion in health care spending annually, which is why they should create an information ecosystem to access provider quality information, says a new report.

One notable change from last year is increased utilization because of delayed preventive or elective care during the pandemic, which declined from 12% to 4%.

Employers, benefit advisors and brokers need to consider that these restrictions can hinder patient access to the treatments their clinicians prescribe and worsen their outcomes while increasing health care costs, says a new study.