Benefits Quarterly 1996 - Abstracts

Benefits Quarterly 1996
TitleSubjectAuthors
15 years and counting. (forecast for the retirement income of baby boomers)Human resources and labor relationsYakoboski, Paul J.
Assessing the future of cash balance plans: using a balanced scorecard approach.Human resources and labor relationsSteinberg, Allen
Asset allocation: issues at retirement.(Employee Investment Education)Human resources and labor relationsTernoey, Brian C.
Bright lines and safe harbors: the DOL's draft interpretive bulletin on investment education. (Dept. of Labor)Human resources and labor relationsVeeneman, David C.
COBRA compliance: audit guidelines. (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985)Human resources and labor relationsPranschke, Sibyl C.
Commissioner v. Schleier, ____ U.S. ____ (1995), 19 EBC 1377.Human resources and labor relations 
Company must contribute to fund on behalf of owner-employees.Human resources and labor relations 
Conceptual and measurement problems in contemporary measures of income needs in retirement.Human resources and labor relationsSchieber, Sylvester J.
Conservative pension investment: how much difference does it make?Human resources and labor relationsBajtelsmit, Vickie L.
Do retirement preparation programs improve the retirement experience?Human resources and labor relationsHeath, Emily T.
Downsizing and other related workforce trends: an employee benefits perspective.Human resources and labor relationsKelly, Peter M.
Duty not to make affirmative misrepresentations,Human resources and labor relations 
Duty to disclose list of participants. (retirement plans)Human resources and labor relations 
Emerging trends: unified defined benefit/defined contribution retirement program designs. (includes case studies on unified design)Human resources and labor relationsColeman, Dennis R., Morgan, Curtis S.
ERISA's antialienation provisions. (Employee Retirement Income and Security Act)Human resources and labor relations 
Expatriates and qualified plans. (coverage of pension plans)Human resources and labor relationsHeitzman, Robert E., Jr., Peach, Timothy
Extending employee stock plans outside the United States.Human resources and labor relationsO'Reilly, Mark
Facing the inevitable: demographics and retirement income.Human resources and labor relationsTurner, John A.
Flexing multiemployer plans: making benefits more responsive to needs and costs constraints.Human resources and labor relationsManin, Mark B., Singer, Lawrence
Globalizing employee benefits.Human resources and labor relationsShimer, Paul M.
Global stock plan administration and implementation. (employee stock options)Human resources and labor relationsSubramanian, Ragini
Health care spending accounts: a flexible solution for Canadian employers.Human resources and labor relationsSmithies, Roger, Steeves, Leslie
How aware are employees of their benefits? Findings from two companies.Human resources and labor relationsLust, John A., Danehower, Carol
In re CF&I Fabricators of Utah, Inc., 19 EBC 1241 (10th Cir. 1995).Human resources and labor relations 
Is your investment education program designed to be all things to all people?(Employee Investment Education)Human resources and labor relationsHeiserman, Amy C.
Japanese pension plans in transition.Human resources and labor relationsClark, Robert L.
Managing medical savings accounts.Human resources and labor relationsDoerpinghaus, Helen I.
Medical records: information gathering and confidentiality.Human resources and labor relationsHahn, John R.
Medical savings accounts: why do they work?Human resources and labor relationsHeshizer, Brian P., Bond, Michael T., Hrivnak, Mary W.
Mergers and acquisitions in Germany: buying a company can be expensive - but doesn't have to be.Human resources and labor relationsFurer, Burkhard, Neubauer, Frank
Pension plan decisions: the experience of one church plan. (Board of Pensions, Presbyterian Church)Human resources and labor relationsHickman, James C.
Pensions for an aging world.Human resources and labor relationsBodie, Zvi, Mitchell, Olivia S.
Prevailing wage law not preempted.Human resources and labor relations 
Public pension plans in the third millennium.Human resources and labor relationsWood, James O.
Quality improvement - emerging issues to controlling medical costs.Human resources and labor relationsLivorsi, Thomas J.
Redefining flex in the next millenium.Human resources and labor relationsAbbott, Randall K.
Reforming the old age pension system in China.Human resources and labor relationsYi, Lin
Regulating health insurance: the challenges of managed networks.Human resources and labor relationsFields, Joseph A., Venezian, Emilio C.
Reinventing the workforce contingents at large: commentary.Human resources and labor relationsCarlsen, Melody A.
Retirement income system reform in central and eastern Europe.Human resources and labor relationsTurner, John A., Rajnes, David M.
The 1995 Retirement Confidence Survey: Is workers' confidence in their retirement income prospects justified?(Employee Investment Education)Human resources and labor relationsYakoboski, Paul J.
The changing nature of work/life benefits: Owens Corning's experience.Human resources and labor relationsRose, Karol L., Ahrens, Amy M.
The global outlook for defined contribution versus defined benefit pension plans.Human resources and labor relationsSloss, David, Dent, Kevin
Using a total compensation approach for wage and benefits planning.Human resources and labor relationsPauly, Mark V., Rosenbloom, Jerry
What is an employee welfare plan?Human resources and labor relations 
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