For the first time, we've got four different generationswith completely different wants, needs and perspectives sharing office space. Communicating with them, and consequently, selling them benefit solutions, often comes down to not only getting behind those different perspectives but actually speaking their language, as well.

Theres been a lot of talk and press coverage over the last couple of years about employer-based health benefits. Where is it going? How much more will it cost? And will reform kill it altogether? From McKinsey to Willis to our very own surveys, the fate of employer-sponsored...

FDR signed Social Security into law in 1935. Medicare came along 30 years later. Social Security is the largest government program in the world (funny given the rep of most of Europe). And the two programs combined not only rank as two of the three largest chunks of the federal...

Last week it occurred to me that being an editor even in this paperless digital age can be a lot like human resources.

Anyone else see the ironyor tragedyin Rep. Barney Franks latest grab at national headlines?

Dont you just love it when real life turns conventional wisdom upside down?

A new Washington Post-ABC News poll reveals most of us expect the Supreme Court to rule along partisan lines in June when they rule on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

So many of life's decisions rest on the smallest turns of fate. The same could be said of the fate the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.