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Volume 48, Number 2 — New Long-Term Care Insurance Product Designs Needed |
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Volume 48, Number 3 — Companies Join Coalition To Minimize Prescription Drug Costs |
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Volume 48, Number 4 — Government Health Care Spending Outpaces Private Sector Expenditures |
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Volume 48, Number 5 — Investing In Employees Through Tuition Reimbursement |
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Volume 48, Number 6 —Treasury Gives Workers More Time To Spend FSA Funds |
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Volume 48, Number 7 — Workplace Benefits For Gay Men And Lesbians Improving |
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Volume 48, Number 8 — Employers Adopting Wellness Programs To Lower Health Care Costs |
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Volume 48, Number 9 — Association Health Plans Bill Passes House |
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Volume 48, Number 10 — Hurricane Katrina Raises HR Issues |
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Volume 48, Number 11— 529 Plans-Helping Employees Save For Education |
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Volume 48, Number 12 — Employers Strive To Accommodate Seriously Ill Workers And Their Families |
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Volume 49, Number 1— Employers Consider The Consumer-Directed Health Plan Alternative  |
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Volume 49, Number 2 — Health Care to Become the Most Expensive Employee Benefit |
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Volume 49, Number 5 — High Costs Discourage Participation In Disease Management Programs |
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Volume 49, Number 6 —Thinking Out Of The Cube: Moving Toward A Mobile Workforce |
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Volume 49, Number 7 — Employers Charged More for Healthcare Due to Low Medicare and Medicaid Payments |
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Volume 49, Number 9 — Medicare Part D Hits Enrollment Targets but Receives Mixed Reviews |
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Volume 49, Number 10 — Health Care Uninsured Rate Rose and Real Wages Fell in 2005 |
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Volume 49, Number 11— Number Of Americans Lacking Health Insurance Reached 47 Million In 2006 |
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Volume 49, Number 12— Wal-Mart's $4 Generic Drug Program Could Force Lower Prices |
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Volume 50, Number 1— Worker-Friendly Reforms Anticipated As Democrats Take Control Of Congress |
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Volume 50, Number 2 — New Legislation Makes HSAs More Attractive |
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Volume 50, Number 3 — President Bush Proposes Changes In Health Insurance Taxation |
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Volume 50, Number 4 — Federal Health Care Transparency Initiatives Supported By Employers |
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Volume 50, Number 5 — Workers Remain Confident About Retirement, But Are They Ready? |
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Volume 50, Number 6 — HSA Enrollment Swells To 4.5 Million |
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Volume 50, Number 7 — Employee Exercise Programs Reduce Employer Health Care Costs |
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Volume 50, Number 8 — Health Care Cost Shifting Creates False Economys |
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Volume 50, Number 9 — Benefits Strategies Must Adapt To Changes In The Workforce |
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Volume 50, Number 10 — Presidential Cancer Panel Calls For Employer Commitment |
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Volume 50, Number 11 — Number Of Americans Lacking Health Insurance Reached 47 Million In 2006 |
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Volume 50, Number 12 — Work-Life Programs Help Companies Attract And Retain Talent
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Volume 51, Number 1— Work-Life Programs Help Companies Attract And Retain Talent |
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Volume 51, Number 2—Federal Rule Allows Employers To Cut Health Care Benefits For Older Retirees |
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Volume 51, Number 3— Eldercare Programs Can Improve Productivity |
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Volume 51, Number 4— Bringing Mom Back On The Job
After Having A Baby |
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Volume 51, Number 5— Consumer-Driven Health Plans More Prevalent Among Higher Earners |
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Volume 51, Number 6— Workplace Flexibility Programs Need Structure |
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Volume 51, Number 7— Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act Signed Into Law |
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Volume 51, Number 8— Enhancements To Long-Term Care Financing Needed As Population Ages |
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Volume 51, Number 11—Employers Report Mixed Experiences With Health And Wellness Programs |
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Volume 52, Number 1—New Legislation Includes Mental Health Parity Provisions |
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Volume 52, Number 2—Employers Step Up Communication About Economic Conditions |
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Volume 52, Number 3—Congress Expands Children’s Health Insurance Program |
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Volume 52, Number 4—Stimulus Legislation Affects Employers And Workers |
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Volume 52, Number 5—A Benefits Review Can Help Companies Trim Costs |
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Volume 52, Number 6—Public Health Risks Highlight Need For Employer Preparation |
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Volume 52, Number 7—Retirement Plan Sponsors Altering Plan Design |
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Volume 52, Number 8—Economy Causes Slight Decline In Employee Benefits |
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Volume 52, Number 9—Younger Women Approaching Pay Parity With Men |
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Volume 52, Number 10—COBRA Enrollments Have Doubled Since Enactment Of Subsidy |
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Volume 52, Number 11—Sales Staffing Forecasts Optimistic For 2010 |
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Volume 52, Number 12—Employers Maintain Commuter Benefits |
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Volume 53, Number 1—Employers Took Action In 2009 To Minimize Health Benefit Costs |
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Volume 53, Number 2—Assessing The Efficacy Of Wellness Programs |
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Volume 53, Number 3—Employers Committed To Helping Workers Save For Retirement |
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Volume 53, Number 4—Employers Strive To Lower Health Care Costs |
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Volume 53, Number 5—HIRE Act Provides Incentives For Hiring And Retaining Workers |
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Volume 53, Number 6—More Employees Engaged In Choosing Health Plans |
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