New West Health–Gallup data show fewer than half of Americans can consistently afford care and prescriptions, with widening disparities across income, age, and racial groups.
Businessolver research finds executives in toxic organizations are more likely to report financial growth, but warns mounting workplace risks may threaten long-term performance.
"In stop-loss, we're seeing average premium increases in the mid-teens, in some cases, above 20%," William Ziebell, the chief executive officer of Gallagher's employee benefits consulting and brokerage business said.
The Institute for Leadership and Work, formerly the HR Policy Institute, announced this week that Peter Fasolo and Connie Hadley are stepping down from their leadership roles.
