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A new report by The Vision Council, "Vision Care: Focusing on the Workplace Benefit," found two-thirds of Americans would be willing to get an eye exam if they had coverage, but only 17 percent of employers offer such insurance. The

A new survey by Buck Consultants shows that while wellness programs are still most popular in North America, they are becoming more prevalent globally. Eighty-two percent of employers in North America offer wellness programs, compared with 40

I think I'd forgotten how tense an election year can be. How else can I explain my lapse yesterday? I thought opening my blog -- which I've always approached with a lighter, "just chatting over a beer" touch -- with a joke

Most of us are already all too aware that Spanish speakers are underinsured and have less access as a group to quality health care. Numerous studies both on statewide and national levels have found that Hispanics are less likely to have health

36 percent of employers don't expect an unusually large loss of talent with baby boomer retirements. 26 percent of employers are taking steps to mitigate loss of talent. 18 percent of employers do expect a loss, but haven't done anyth

An amendment to the Americans with Disabilities Act may significantly increase ADA-related claims and lawsuits against employers, according to Business and Legal Reports Inc., a compliance information services company. The amendment will become

A couple of quick thoughts this morning as the Dow falls faster than Sarah Palin's credibility: Why doesn't this surprise me? Just days after the feds ponied up a cool $85 billion to stave off the creditors, it seems some of the