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Employers are beginning to see employee wellness as an investment in the financial condition of their business, with lower health risks and greater savings.

The stock market decline that began nearly five years ago is not to blame for Florida cities' underfunded pension systems, according to Florida State University experts.

A push to move NFL referees out of their DB system continues to cloud labor talks, though the controversy over replacement refs may hasten a resolution.

American families' participation in employment-based retirement plans have dropped back to levels last seen in the 1990s, with more emphasis on 401(k)s.

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Despite significant cuts to benefits and plans to curtail retirement incentives for new hires, state pension funds are collectively more than $900 billion in the red.