Jobless South Carolina citizens collecting unemployment will lose their benefits if they fail or refuse to take an employer's drug test under a bill approved Thursday by the state's House of Representatives.

A 90-day transportation bill approved Thursday by the House of Representatives does not include the commuter tax break parity provision that was included in the Senate's version.

Colonial Life examines five strategies that have been proven to help with cost containment.

The Supreme Court's three-day debate on health reform is an unprecedented platform for social media coverage and controversy. The dust hasn't settled on Day One. Here's the best from Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

A C-SPAN survey out Friday shows almost all Americans will be paying close attention as the Supreme Court begins three days of arguments surrounding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and its linchpin, the individual mandate.

In the past year, the number of women-owned companies has risen by 200,000, translating to a little less than 550 new women-owned firms per day.

New research from Prudential Financial shows employers are going to be relying heavily on improved technology to tackle cost burdens and to streamline the benefits process.

Removing confidential files from the workplace tops the list of what workers dread most in work situations, a new survey from Harris Interactive shows. Yet, 90 percent of Americans admit they believe it's being done.