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The ERISA Industry Committee sent a letter to legislators, outlining their objectives to improve health care, retirement and paid leave benefits that their members provide to millions of American workers.

The lowest unemployment rate since May 1969 might push the Fed, which just hiked interest rates this week by 0.25%, to keep the rate increases coming.

The decision goes beyond the scope of a November 2020 ruling in "Loeb v. Vantage Custom Classics," which allowed a plaintiff to proceed with a whistleblower suit related to COVID, said Christopher Eibeler, the plaintiff's lawyer.

Together, the PWFA (effective June 29, 2023) and the PUMP Act (Effective Jan. 1, 2023) are rare bipartisan laws aimed at enhancing protections for pregnant and nursing mothers in the workplace.

All 50 GOP senators, as well as Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin, plan to re-introduce a resolution attempting to block enforcement of the Department of Labor's new ESG regulation for retirement plans, which took effect Monday.

The drug discount service agrees to pay fine but admits no wrongdoing, vowing settlement will have 'no material impact' on business.