A new report finds significant correlations with job insecurity and physical and mental ailments.

The minimum wage increases in Seattle over the past several years have actually resulted in less hours worked for the poorest workers, resulting in less overall pay.

About 87 percent of organizations surveyed say self-service portals are the most efficient way to provide employees with payroll and HR information.

A new poll says only 17 percent of Americans approve of the Better Care Reconciliation Act.

According to a Colonial Life white paper, employers should look to what they can offer to help offset rising health care costs.

A study from the University of Rochester says Medicare Advantage shows more racial disparities when it comes to hospital readmissions than traditional Medicare.

A survey of 502 benefit brokers and 504 employers says the majority of brokers believe themselves to be highly fluent in CDHP benefits, and half of employers make the same claim, but that might be off base.

Over half of survey respondents who don't buy life insurance say they are healthy and don't think they need it.