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An aging workforce doesn't have to result in increased workers' comp costs, as long as employers plan ahead.

Speaking for the Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers, an insurance broker says certain provisions of the healthcare-reform law are raising healthcare costs, creating uncertainty among employers, and costing agents and brokers industry jobs

Speaking for the Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers, an insurance broker says certain provisions of the healthcare-reform law are raising healthcare costs, creating uncertainty among employers, and costing agents and brokers industry jobs

The number of companies using condition-specific disease management programs grew to 83% in 2005, up from 73% in 2004, according to "Improving Care Coordination Through Physician/Disease Management

Building A Better Consumer-Driven Health Plan Recent surveys suggest that as many as 25% of all U.S. employers may be considering the new "consumer-directed" health ...