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Medical marijuana patients can be fired from their jobs in Washington state even if they only use the drug outside the workplace, the Washington Supreme Court ruled Thursday.

Alabama schools will soon have to check if students are in the country legally and people stopped for any reason could be arrested on suspicion of immigration violations under a sweeping law being called the nation's most restrictive against illegal immigration.

New research from the EBRI finds that the common strategy of delaying retirement past 65 may not be the best solution after all.

A round-up of the week’s employee benefits news, reports and controversy from around the web

UBS Financial Services agreed to pay Indiana regulators $677,000 on Thursday to settle a claim that it sold "unsuitable investments" to a now defunct teachers union health care trust.

Employees are finding that while they may be a great candidate, there is one other test to pass: the “culture fit” test. Even as a candidate may appear as the ideal employee on paper, proving that you align well with the company’s culture is becoming more and more important.

It turns out that nicotine can rev up brain cells that normally signal people to stop eating when they're full, researchers report in Friday's edition of the journal Science.

A new study by MetLife shows that employees are seeking even more retirement planning assistance from employers — and many companies are rising to the challenge.