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The Kansas governor appointed five people to a new commission that will study whether Kansas should move toward a 401(k)-style pension plan for new teachers and government workers.

The move to stabilize New Jersey's underfunded pension and health care systems by requiring public workers to pay sharply more for the benefits while suspending bargaining over health care was fast-tracked through the Legislature Monday, after Democrats joined with Republicans to buck the powerful public employee unions.

Too many doctors are testing the wrong women, or using the wrong test, for a virus that causes cervical cancer.

Joe DeLamielleure was one of a collection of NFL Hall of Famers and players who held a press conference Monday backing a class-action lawsuit against the NFL, demanding better benefits for former players.

Walgreen Co. said Tuesday it will end a $5.3-billion-per-year relationship with Express Scripts Inc., saying Express Scripts was not paying it enough money to fill prescriptions and was trying to dictate terms of their partnership.

Three employees who say they fear losing their jobs at Boeing Co.'s North Charleston plant were allowed on Monday to have limited roles in a federal labor dispute over the company's 787 passenger jet line.

The nation's largest doctors' group says about one in five payments of medical claims by commercial health insurers is inaccurate, shortchanging physicians.

Mercer's new "What's Working" survey, released Monday, found 32 percent of U.S. workers are "seriously considering" leaving their job. That's a sharp jump from 23 percent reported in 2005.