Congress has published the text of the coronavirus relief bill. If enacted, it would extend employer tax credits for providing both paid sick leave and paid family and medical leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) through March 21, 2021.
Read MorePlans are given greater leeway to raise premiums and out-of-pocket expense limits
Read MoreHealth and retirement benefit plan sponsors will likely see efforts to reduce health costs for Americans and a rolling back of current administration efforts, especially on ESG investing.
Read MoreWhen the Biden administration takes office in January, health care—or the lack thereof—will be front and center. Whether we see substantive changes in health care access, delivery and costs will depend in part on the level of bipartisan cooperation in Congress and President Biden’s willingness to embrace the Executive Order.
Read MoreIt’s open enrollment season, meaning it’s again time for many Americans to sit down and go over their employer-sponsored workplace benefits for next year.
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