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Thousands of Ohio adults with developmental disabilities earn less than the minimum wage — a situation that critics say exploits workers and supporters say provides more opportunities for the disabled to have jobs.

Des Moines is returning to a self-insurance system for employee health plans, a move city officials hope will eventually save taxpayers $1 million or more each year.

You can learn a lot about a company by what happens behind the scenes on FreeERISA.

More than half - 64 percent - of U.S. and Canadian consumers plan to purchase insurance through an agent, according to a survey of 2,500 consumers in both countries by Accenture.

Any day now, the June issue of Benefits Selling should be landing on your desk. And this month's cover story warns brokers that health care reform — and all its ongoing consequences — isn't the only thing you should be worried about.

The Exchanges Subgroup at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has approved a draft white paper that compares the roles navigators and producers might play in a new system of health insurance exchanges.

A new study by Aon Hewitt finds that more people than ever are participating in defined contribution plans — and its all thanks to automatic enrollment options.

Photos of this year's opening keynote speaker at the 2011 Benefits Selling Expo in Nashville.