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Things haven't been this exciting in New York since a former first lady ran for Senate. Less than a week before former Gov. Eliot Spitzer's dramatic fall from grace (more on that shortly), his successor, Attorney General Mario Cuomo confirmed that

30 percent of employee training occurred online in 2007. U.S. organizations spent nearly $130 billion on employee training and development in 2006. One-third of training time is delivered via some form of technology. Source: Workfo

To help promote wildlife conservation work, GEICO is taking its iconic gecko mascot on tour. The insurance company joined with The Association of Zoos and Aquariums and the San Diego Zoo for a nationwide tour featuring a live gecko exhibit, the

Meritain Health has announced a strategic collaboration with Great-West Healthcare that will allow Meritain to provide clients with access to Great-West's national provider network. This partnership enables Meritain to provide clients and members

The death of the traditional benefit plan is greatly exaggerated. With apologies to Mark Twain, employer-sponsored benefits -- especially health care -- are alive and well. It makes about as much sense as another Ralph Nader presidential

49.9 percent of employers offer benefits to part-time employees. 37.5 percent of employers offer benefits to same-sex unmarried domestic partners, while 30 percent cover opposite-sex unmarried domestic partners. 99 percent of employer

The Hartford has agreed to acquire Ohio-based company TopNoggin, a privately-held defined benefit administration and consulting firm with proprietary technology that addresses data management, administration and benefit calculations

As Bush recently signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act, effectively expanding FMLA to give additional coverage to military personnel and their families, employers are already scratching their heads as to how this will affect the