Benefits Quarterly 1997 - Abstracts

Benefits Quarterly 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
Absence/lost time management: strategies to keep the workforce productive.Human resources and labor relationsReisenwitz, Eric M.
An EAP is a pretty reasonable accommodation: the EEOC's new ADA mental disability guidelines. (employee assistance programs, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's Americans with Disabilities Act)Human resources and labor relationsKramer, Robert, Neiditz, Jon, Eller, Eloise
Appraisal of alternative ways to fix social security.Human resources and labor relationsPaine, Thomas H.
Behavioral health care solutions: attacking the disability and absenteeism epidemic.Human resources and labor relationsKramer, Robert, Neiditz, Jon
Beyond benefits: the changing face of HR outsourcing. (human resources) (includes related article on expatriate outsourcing)(Outsourcing)Human resources and labor relationsJeffay, Jason, Laspisa, Esther K., Bohannon, Stephen
Comparing 401(k) plans with SIMPLEs - which is best for your organization?Human resources and labor relationsLittell, David A., Tacchino, Kenn Beam
How employers can reduce the cost of their disability programs.Human resources and labor relationsNemeth, Jonathan M., Borgenicht, Lewis
Increasing benefit plan value through outsourcing. (includes related article on improving employee perception of benefits)(Outsourcing)Human resources and labor relationsDodd, Robert M., Renterghem, Barbara M.
Investing Social Security funds in stocks.Human resources and labor relationsWarshawsky, Mark J., Hammond, P. Brett
Is the only way to save social security to destroy it?Human resources and labor relationsMyers, Robert J.
Linking health plan performance with disability outcomes.Human resources and labor relationsAuerbach, Rebecca, Lucas, Barbara
Maintaining social security.Human resources and labor relationsJones, Thomas W.
Managed disability - past, present and future.Human resources and labor relationsCorcoran, Thomas R., Klett, Thomas E.
Managing disabilities in an integrated health environment: the experience of Aetna.Human resources and labor relationsWatson, Richard M., Huban, Stephen P.
Managing health and welfare plans: instead of letting them manage you.(Outsourcing)Human resources and labor relationsHavlin, Linda, Laspisa, Esther K.
Mending but not ending Social Security: the individual accounts plan.Human resources and labor relationsGramlich, Edward M.
Outsourcing leaders talk about their experiences.(Outsourcing)Human resources and labor relationsPeterson, E. Scott
Privatizing Latin-American retirement systems.Human resources and labor relationsMitchell, Olivia S., Barreto, Flavio Ataliba
Separation anxiety: will you lose touch with employees by outsourcing? (includes related articles on Alcoa's employee communication approach and Digital Equipment Corp.'s communication plan)(Outsourcing)Human resources and labor relationsRhodes, Wendy
Social security - retirees can't live without it, it can't survive without reform.Human resources and labor relationsSalisbury, Dallas L.
The benefits of a partnership approach to disability management. (includes related article)Human resources and labor relationsFarrell, Catherine, Hintzman, Dave
The importance of subjective claims management. (includes related articles)Human resources and labor relationsBeger, S. Susan Sendra
The market for individual annuities and the reform of Social Security.Human resources and labor relationsWarshawsky, Mark J.
The need for Social Security reform and the implications of funding benefits through personal security accounts.Human resources and labor relationsScheiber, Sylvester J.
The once and future Social Security tax expenditure.Human resources and labor relationsForman, Jonathan Barry
The technology of benefits outsourcing: helping employees help themselves.(Outsourcing)Human resources and labor relationsGraham, Michael E., Meuse, David
What will health benefits be for the small employer? (employee health benefits in the 21st century)Human resources and labor relationsDePalman, John
Will the Social Security system continue to offer Social Security?Human resources and labor relationsRivers, William A.
Workers' compensation in California: recent performance and outlook.Human resources and labor relationsKahley, William J., Woodward, Edward C.
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