Journal of Compensation and Benefits 2004 - Abstracts

Journal of Compensation and Benefits 2004
TitleSubjectAuthors
Account based healthcare: a strategic context for plan sponsors.InsuranceRandall K. Abbott, Joe Martingale
Benchmarks of effective managerial performance appraisals.InsuranceClinton O. Longenecker, Nancy E. Waldeck
Consumerism to control health care costs.InsuranceJohn A. Haslinger
Court approves ERISA action against ENRON executives, trustee, and plan auditor for retirement plan losses.(Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974)InsuranceJeffery D. Mamorsky
Direct assignment and direct reimbursement: the cost-effective consumer directed dental plans.InsuranceJofa Kaufman, John R. Stoner, Robert M. Macdonald
Director compensation: balancing economic pressures with the critical need for qualified candidates.InsuranceMichael Powers, Gerard Leider
Economics of an HSA.(health savings account)InsuranceDavid J. Eisenreich, Steven J. Ferruggia
Executive benefits programs should generate tangible shareholder value.InsuranceRobert L. Jr. Scharff
Global equity programs: four opportunities to improve impact and reduce costs.InsuranceSandra Buth, Joe Farris
Hybrid pension plans: plain talk about the real issues.InsurancePam Scott
Impact of stock options expensing on executive and long term incentive plans-adapting to stock options expensing climate.InsuranceLinda Zong
Implementing health management: A case study.InsuranceRandall K Abbott, Christine M Egan
Keep your eye on EVP communicating the employee value proposition.InsuranceAlan Cohen
Killing the golden goose: proposed nonqualified deferred compensation reforms would greatly impact executive deferred compensation.InsuranceBernard F. O'Hare, Carl Merino
New approaches to corporate health care strategy.InsuranceBradley C. Engel
New medicare prescription drug discount card program.Insurancekathryn Bakich, Joanne Hustead
New paradigms for 401(K) fiduciaries.InsuranceThomas W. Meagher, Scott J. Macey, Pamela Hundt Reid
Nuances of the Treasury Stock Method: stock option expensing and the impact of compensation costs on diluted earnings per share.InsuranceScott and Kelpy Ross Matthew
Pay-for-performance and pay satisfaction.InsuranceDavid Bunger, Robert R Trumble
Pensions, health care, and workforce planning: the baby boom impact.InsuranceRobert R. Trumble, Deborah A. Bigdely
Phantom stock vs. restricted stock for executive wealth accumulation and diversification.InsuranceHarry Levitt, Bill Gardiner
Recent tax changes create challenges for executive life insurance benefits.InsuranceKevin Kelly, Kristin Barens
Refining executive disability programs.InsuranceDan Wisted
Restricted stock units: the practical alternative in equity compensation for the U.S. multi-national employer.InsuranceGordon Keppler
Sarbanes-oxley ups the importance of quality executive benefits administration.(Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002)InsuranceMitchell H Paul
Selecting and implementing a disease management program.InsuranceElaine Davis, Tara Bursey
Significant variables in the retirement decision.InsuranceRobert R. Trumble, David Bunger
The effects of stock option expensing.Insurancesam Shah
The effects of stock ownership on employee attitudes and behavior: evidence from the rewards of work studies.InsuranceGerry Ledford, Matthew Lucy, Peter LeBlanc
The future of retiree health care benefits.InsuranceElaine Davis, Rick Rewerts
The good, the bad, and the oh, so ugly of today's qualified plan world.InsuranceMickael B. Snyder
The role of company stock in a defined contribution plan.InsuranceDavid M. Cantor, Gina M. Marsala
Where did all the surplus go, long time passing? Where did all the surplus go?InsuranceSheldon Gamzon
Why managers can't increase productivity with current methods, and what the CEO should do about it.(chief executive officer)InsuranceTerri Levine
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