Proposal Could Lessen Family Members' Dependence on Employer Health Plans – SHRM
The U.S. Treasury Department and the IRS have issued a proposed rule that would make it less expensive for...
Month: April 2022
Fallout From a Political Pandemic?
In the movie "Something's Got To Give" one of Jack Nicholson's lines is "I have never lied to you. I...
Decluttering your home and mind
There may be some added benefits too – you will have more space, less to tidy up, and you can...
Mayer Brown secures global energy capabilities with latest Singapore addition
International law firm Mayer Brown has announced that energy lawyer Justin Tan has joined its corporate and securities...
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Appraiser Working on a Contingency Fee not Impartial
CONTINGENCY FEE DESTROYS IMPARTIALITY Travelers was presented with a claim that it evaluated and paid promptly. Faced with evidence of...
Revisiting Your FEGLI Coverage Options and Costs – FEDweek
Reg Jones Let’s have a quick memory test. Do you remember when you first came to work for the government?...
S&P shares outlook for global reinsurers amid Russia-Ukraine conflict
Based on its analysis, S&P reported a negative outlook on the global reinsurance sector, reflecting its credit trend expectations over...
QBE opens applications for annual Resilience Challenge
Authored by QBEStart-ups and entrepreneurs working to help make cities more equitable, sustainable and resilient are invited to compete for...
Impact of pandemic on commercial health insurance: Spending, risk both increasing – BenefitsPro
Areas of growing focus for employers include behavioral health, musculoskeletal services and wellbeing programs. However, utilization of psychiatry services increased...
Patients’ Perilous Months-Long Waiting for Medicaid Coverage Is a Sign of What’s to Come
Bram Sable-Smith and Rachana Pradhan Korra Elliott has tried to avoid seeing a doctor while waiting to get on Medicaid....
