One-third of U..S. workers say their job has negatively affected their mental health in the past six months

CHROs expect difficulty in retaining staff. Only 34% expect employee retention to increase over the next six months, down from 45% in the first quarter.

Whether it's planning for future health care needs or managing medical expenses, a higher number of workers with high deductible health plans are opening health savings accounts, according to Fidelity.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers reintroduced the PASTEUR Act, aimed at encouraging drugmakers to develop antibiotics and antifungal drugs to confront the growing threat of drug-resistant bacteria and fungus.

As the COVID emergency ends on May 11, the Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor and Treasury have issued guidance for employers with regard to COVID vaccine and test costs, telehealth and mental health parity.

Parents of minor children were more likely than the general population to own life insurance (59% vs. 52%).

Most Gen Xers (80%) wish they started saving earlier for retirement, while 67% started saving after age 30 and even more (20%) have never saved for retirement, according to a new survey.

At the committee level, there is a lot of bipartisan activity for health care reform for 2023 that includes PBM reforms and insulin caps in the commercial market, as well as regulatory guidance on the new retirement bill SECURE 2.0.