A new Alfac study provides insight into the minds of U.S. employees regarding open enrollment season.

How well do incentives work? A study from Cigna offers insight into the question.

In a statement following a preview of Clintons plan to rein in prescription drug costs, an industry group lashed out at Clinton, accusing her of threatening patient health for political purposes.

Employees are increasingly bearing the burden of higher employer-sponsored health plan costs, as employers revise plan designs to shift costs from the premiums that they pay to the deductibles paid by employees.

If you give employees a mid-morning break, your business may well benefit for the rest of the day.

U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton plans to launch the health care reform phase of her political platform this week with an attack on Republicans and spiraling prescription drug costs.

CareerBuilder analyzed college graduation data from 2010 to 2014, and reported that the shift toward science, technology, engineering and math degrees was substantial during that period.

Representatives of insurance companies worldwide say they know they must innovate, and quickly, if they are to remain competitive. But nearly half of those in a new survey say their employer is not supportive of the level of innovation that current market conditions demand.