Three-fourths of respondents surveyed said that they anticipate needing to provide care to at least one adult in their immediate network, such as a spouse, parent or in-law, in the future.

To manage costs, this Japanese technology company charges employees in internal currency for things like coffee and meeting rooms. Could this tactic catch on in the U.S.?

An employee of a Wichita Falls bail bond company has been arrested and charged with selling false automobile insurance forms. Cynthia Gail Gray, 50, of Iowa Park was arrested Tuesday on five charges ...

An insurer’s denial of UIM coverage under a commercial auto policy was upheld, confirming that employees must occupy a ...

Health insurers proposed double-digit rate hikes impacting about 1 million New Yorkers who buy coverage through the state-run marketplace.

A California addiction center found a way to compel Anthem to cover patients it rejected. Their dispute reflects a broader ...

Injuries at work can hurt your bottom line, but reviewing your company's safety measures can make them less frequent.

As medical claim costs climb, a growing number of employers are turning to single-parent captives to take back control of ...

In today’s workplace, company driving responsibilities extend beyond traditional fleet vehicles. Employees may drive leased ...

The operator and employee of a Bellflower financial services company are accused of stealing more than $1 million from low-income, primarily Spanish-speaking victims.

According to a report released this week by retirement provider Vanguard, 18% of workers eligible for a retirement plan through their employer are not enrolled.

A lawsuit filed Tuesday claims that the social media conglomerate Meta discriminated against a Muslim employee for his religious beliefs and his expressions of solidarity with civilians living in P… ...