The fate of Ohio's contentious new public worker collective bargaining law went to voters Tuesday, wrapping up a campaign that pitted teachers, firefighters and police against Republican leadership in a swing state that often serves as a barometer of the nation's political mood.

Most Americans think their relationship with their primary care doctor is so important that they would chose keeping their doctor over saving $100 per month on health insurance.

The IRS and the Department of Treasury are requesting comments on possible standards for determining if a retirement plan is a governmental plan under section 414(d) of the Internal Revenue Code.

If we "cleaned" our data the way that our HR department wants us to clean our computers (i.e. not at all), everyone would be searching for 402(k) plans in Manitoba that were filed in 1909.

Most on Wall Street should expect to see much lower year-end incentive payouts, compared to 2010, which is the second time in four years this has occurred, according to a yearly compensation analysis by Johnson Associates Inc., a New York-based compensation consulting firm.

According to a new report by Lockton Companies, an insurance brokerage firm, health care employers can encourage patient and workplace safety by following 10 steps.

The Principal announced this week that it is rolling out revised materials with fee disclosures for its plan sponsors ahead of the U.S. Department of Labors fee disclosure deadline of April 1, 2012.

Capitol Hill Republicans say the GOP members of a deficit "supercommittee" are showing flexibility on revenue hikes as the panel heads closer to its Thanksgiving deadline.