A study from the Workers Compensation Research Institute has found that 10 years after an injury, the average worker received just 88 percent of the earnings and income an uninjured worker would have received.
Provider-owned health insurance plans are suffering from all the changes and uncertainty in the health care market, according to a special report from A.M. Best.
AI in diagnostics isnt exactly a favorite idea of boomers; 74 percent are worried it might provide an incorrect diagnosis that could be used over a doctors recommendation.
Are your benefits plans protected against data breaches? Cyberattacks can result in more than stolen employee information -- they can hurt employers financially too, a SHRM report says.
Sponsors administering 401(k) plans with assets of $100 million to more than $1 billion indicated that they are not only taking responsibility for retirement preparedness but are also taking these actions.
The survey finds 63 percent of employees are not willing to spend at least an hour a day on health-related activities such as exercise, researching healthy food or recipes or engaging in wellness coaching.
As the elderly and ill are increasingly being encouraged to die at home, both because of the hospice benefit and because of cost-saving measures, family caregivers are the ones who bear the burden.