Federal employees eligible for retirement may soon be able to extend their careers through part-time work, and receive half of their accrued benefits while working.

Researchers find that only 43.5 percent of the clinicians they surveyed had adopted electronic health records systems.

Pension plan funding hit a two-year high in May, with companies responding to a Mercer survey reporting their plans were 86 percent funded.

Just under two-thirds of companies reported that annual incentive payouts for 2012 performance exceeded the pay-for-performance goals that were set.

An Ohio State University researcher finds smoking employees cost their employers an average of $5,816 more each year than do non-smoking workers.

Team-building has undergone a radical transformation, though not everyone in the business is a fan.

The American Psychiatric Association updated its diagnostic guide on disorders for the first time since 1994.

A study released Monday finds only a quarter of companies surveyed plan to use wellness provisions of the law to enhance employee benefits.