Expert Opinion

A closely divided Congress may give Democrats the best chance of enacting two key policy initiatives on the employment/labor front.

Many of the platform positions advocated by the Biden-Harris team do not directly affect employer-sponsored health plans but will have indirect implications.

The changes we're going to see will mostly be in regard to what existing benefits include and how they are used.

Finance and HR have always had a contentious relationship, but in the wake of COVID-19, your people processes are under more pressure than ever. 

Companies now have a more diverse pool of talent to pick from—and it's opening the doors to a new model of work.

It's not enough to simply stick with a benefits package and enrollment process that worked pre-pandemic.

Because of the sweeping impact of the ACA, the case has the potential to upset the entire health insurance industry.

The ACA has narrowed racial gaps in access to health care, but Latinos are still nearly three times more likely to be uninsured.