By: Amy Goldstein (Washington Post) November 2014
Nearly a half-million people chose health plans … Continue reading
The Affordable Care Act, like most health care reform efforts, focuses on people without insurance. That’s fine, because those people do face significant problems obtaining health care in the United States. Continue reading
Leading U.S. CEOs, angered by the Obama administration’s challenge to certain “workplace wellness” programs, are threatening to side with anti-Obamacare forces unless the government backs off, according to people familiar with the matter. Continue reading
The Health Insurance Marketplaces are open for enrollment and you may be wondering what your health insurance premium and tax credit will be. Or if you’re a small business owner adopting employer-funded individual health insurance, you may be wondering how much employees will pay for health insurance. Continue reading
Everyday a company somewhere is experiencing the hiring process. Ads are being placed, interviews are happening, and training is being conducted. Hiring is just the beginning, employee retention should be every businesses priority. Maintaining key employees saves businesses money, keeps customers happy and helps businesses run more efficiently. Continue reading
On November 6, the Department of Labor issued FAQ Part 22, which directly addresses some recent efforts by employers to reimburse employees for participation in the exchange through Code Section 105, or through some type of other arrangement. Here are the questions, with shortened answers.
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The Obama administration said Sunday that 100,000 people had submitted applications for health insurance on the first day of open enrollment, and it offered practical advice to consumers who had been locked out of their accounts. Continue reading
The federal and state health insurance exchanges open for business Saturday amid guarded optimism that the seemingly successful window-shopping period on HealthCare.gov earlier this week suggests things will go better than last year’s torturous roll-out. Continue reading
