Articles About Healthcare Costs
- Author:
- Danielle Girdano
- Posted:
- 09.16.2013
Ignoring Employee Health Can Have a Huge Impact on the Bottom Line
Employers are faced with many tough bottom-line decisions every day. Because of healthcare reform, employee health and cost of that health has moved to the forefront. We all know that the growing trend over the past 20 years has showed Americans becoming less active, overly stressed and obese. How does that translate into dollars? Obese […]
- Author:
- Tom Silva
- Posted:
- 06.08.2011
Meet the Very First Baby Boomer
Social Security Commissioner Michael Astrue calls it “America’s silver tsunami.” The name Kathleen Casey-Kirschling likely doesn’t ring any bells with the majority of Americans. She holds the singular honor of being the nation’s very first baby boomer, born one minute after midnight on January 1, 1946 in Philadelphia celebrating her 65th birthday on New Year’s […]
- Author:
- Tom Silva
- Posted:
- 04.13.2011
Nearly Half of Americans Have Saved Only $25,000 For Retirement
Americans’ confidence in having adequate money to retire on has hit a 20-year low, according to a survey by the Employee Benefits Research Institute (EBRI). “We’re getting the most pessimistic results we’ve ever seen,” said Jack VanDerhei, EBRI’s research director and the study’s co-author. “Those that are not well prepared are finally starting to get […]
- Author:
- Matt Ward
- Posted:
- 12.28.2010
Half of Companies Plan to Hire New Employees in 2011
Approximately half – 47 percent – of American companies whose sales range from $25 million to $2 billion say they will hire more employees in 2011, according to a Bank of America survey of chief financial officers (CFOs). The new number represents a significant uptick over the 28 percent who planned to hire new employees […]