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Salary Transparency’s Impact On the Future of Labor
With salary ranges being required in more areas, how can executives use these new laws to better their hiring practices?
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| February 3, 2023
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Risk & Compliance
Threat of Health Care ‘Cadillac Tax’ Set to Vanish
Congress, White House include a repeal of the excise tax in 2020 funding legislation that's expected to be signed into law by Friday.
By
David McCann
| December 17, 2019
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Risk & Compliance
House to Vote for Repeal of ACA’s ‘Cadillac Tax’
Despite strong bipartisan support for a repeal of the onerous excise tax on health benefits, its fate in the Senate remains unclear.
By
David McCann
| July 17, 2019
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Risk & Compliance
What Are the Top Health Benefits Priorities for 2020?
Mercer offers a comprehensive look at what health plan sponsors should be thinking about this contract season.
By
David McCann
| June 27, 2019
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Human Capital & Careers
Companies Plead for New Pharma Supply Model
The long-entrenched system of drug-manufacturer rebates has not adapted to changes in health-plan designs and labor-market trends.
By
David McCann
| August 8, 2018
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Tax
After Another Cadillac Tax Delay, Now What?
With the tax perhaps unlikely to ever take effect, should companies still factor it into their benefits planning and strategies?
By
David McCann
| January 23, 2018
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Human Capital & Careers
Cadillac Tax, Proposed Delay Don’t Pass Smell Test
The government's deceit regarding the tax on rich health plans, and a possible delay in its effective date, aren't doing plan sponsors any favors.
By
David McCann
| January 18, 2018
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Risk & Compliance
A Majority of Companies Now Like the ACA
However, employers' disdain for several aspects of the law, and their wish for changes to it, remain intact.
By
David McCann
| September 29, 2017
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Risk & Compliance
Senate Health Bill Wins Corporate Favor
While millions would become uninsured if the bill became law, group health plans would mostly benefit, observers say.
By
David McCann
| June 23, 2017
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Risk & Compliance
Don’t Count on ACA Repeal Anytime Soon
Republicans may not be able to quickly dismantle President Obama's signature health-care law.
By
David McCann
| January 4, 2017
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Risk & Compliance
ACA Is a Drain on Corporate Coffers
If the Affordable Care Act is fully repealed, employers will surely benefit, says an attorney who helped create it nine years ago.
By
Christopher Condeluci
| December 15, 2016
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Human Capital & Careers
Modify, Not Replace, the ACA: Corporate Health Leader
Save the good and revise the bad, says Brian Marcotte of the National Business Group on Health
By
National Business Group on Health and Brian Marcotte
| December 14, 2016
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Risk & Compliance
Uncertainty Flares Again for Health Benefits
Following this week's elections, CFOs are again in the dark about the outlook for the cost, delivery, and quality of company-sponsored health care.
By
David McCann
| November 11, 2016
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Human Capital & Careers
Special Report: Managing Health Care Costs
Companies race against the clock and employ new strategies in their bid to avoid an onerous excise tax that takes effect in four years.
By
David McCann
| May 25, 2016
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Tax
Two-Year Delay for Obamacare’s Cadillac Tax Likely
A proposal to postpone the despised excise tax is an 11th-hour inclusion in the federal budget bill.
By
David McCann
| December 16, 2015
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Human Capital & Careers
Rallying Against the Cadillac Tax
Companies, unions, and politicians on both sides of the aisle seek to repeal the coming excise tax on high-cost health plans.
By
David McCann
| December 15, 2015
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