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The Florida Senate on Wednesday moderated a bill that would require public employees to contribute to the Florida Retirement System, now fully supported by taxpayers.

ASPPA's Craig Hoffman responds to DOL's request for info on how the DOL can streamline or improve the agency’s existing regulations pursuant to President Obama’s Executive Order 13563.

Connecticut workers contemplate early retirement over possible changes to state employee benefits.

Kansas lawmakers won't finish work on pensions legislation until they return for their wrap-up session in late April.

In this blog, I’ll be highlighting some of the major events that occurred in the employee benefits business over the past week, as well as the news coverage surrounding them.

Still reeling from 2008's financial meltdown, the nation's second largest public pension system is deep in debt.

Retirement confidence has hit a wall. It’s bad enough when workers in private employer plans are fumbling for a revolutionary turnaround with their accounts, but when lawmakers can’t pay up on pension promises, the need for a better alternative becomes evident.

Cost-saving legislation would cut federal pensions for all new employees hired after 2012.