This year, 6 brokers from across the brokerage field were named as the 2021 Nonprofit Power Broker winners. An additional two brokers were named as finalists.

Many workers are celebrating an extensive work-from-home option, but physical and mental injuries may go undetected.

Remote work has benefits and drawbacks. Here’s how employers can make the experience better for their employees.

Insurers blame ‘pay-for-delay’ for skyrocketing drug prices, but manufacturers insist settlements help control costs.

Collectively, the experience of COVID-19 has shown us that the way we work and our relationship to our employers is dynamic, at times precarious and inherently malleable. 

As more and more people work from home, expect OSHA and other regulators to zero in on home working conditions.

Employers should consider updating their leave policies to assist remote workers doubling up on caregiving responsibilities.

Older workers may be more vulnerable, but their experience is indispensable, which is why it’s important to protect them with ergonomics.

Companies and employees impacted by the coronovirus pandemic have a wealth of resources to aid them during the crisis. Understanding which employees are eligible for which benefit will be an important risk management exercise.

This year, 12 brokers from across the brokerage field were named as the 2020 Employee Benefits Power Broker winners. An additional five brokers were named as finalists.

Changes in paid parental leave, mental health concerns, and the use of marijuana in the workplace are among the workplace disability trends to watch in 2020.

Companies eschew employees, offer alternatives for insurance benefits.

With modern work environments and millennial mindsets, paid-leave remains a competitive asset for employers and a hot topic in business.

Affordable Care Act reporting is mind-numbingly complicated. Here’s how to see your way through the weeds when you discover an error.

A look a the mental health crisis plaguing America’s food and beverage industry and what’s being done on the ground to address employees’ struggles with mental illnesses.

Paid leave across the U.S. is continually changing, with new laws being passed every month. Luckily, there are a few helpful ways to stay on top of the evolving landscape.

Younger workers are increasingly eschewing traditional employment. This trend could have a huge effect on the workers’ compensation landscape.

Paid family leave laws differ from state to state, so it’s important for employers and their insurers to remain up-to-date on the latest requirements and legislation surrounding the practice.

Paid leave is more than just an employee benefit; it’s where law and business practices catch up with decades of social and economic change.

A dental and vision benefits administrator becomes the latest victim of hackers seeking personally identifiable information.