Employee-Paid

The nation's financial downturn left many states in such a precarious position that they were forced this year to make tough decisions on expensive but long-untouchable public employee benefits.

Village Voice staffers have narrowly averted a strike after a contentious round of contract negotiations.

PPACA wins in court, target date funds miss target and the HR frenzy in Vegas

The husband of an obese woman who died of a blood clot after working long hours at her home office is eligible to receive workers' compensation benefits, a New Jersey appeals court ruled Monday in a case that raised questions about the broader implications of the sedentary desk jobs of...

Except for medical insurance, workers spend no time reviewing their benefits options.

Employers are remodeling their benefits plans to give employees more power to manage their health care costs, retirement, financial security, and leave, according to a 2011 Employee Benefits Study from the Society for Human Resource Management.

When analysts attack, the case for and against HSAs and, oops!, a health reform loophole is discovered

Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the largest union representing workers in New York's executive branch reached a contract agreement that protects the union's members from administration plans for cost-saving layoffs, both sides announced Wednesday.