Compensation & Benefits Management 1992 - Abstracts

Compensation & Benefits Management 1992
TitleSubjectAuthors
Ancillary benefits in the 1990s. (demographic changes and employee fringe benefits)InsuranceBarnett, Peter R.
Base salary increases and merit bonuses: an approach to annual compensation increases.InsuranceHill, R. Bradley
Cafeteria plans and bonus/waiver arrangements.InsuranceMeagher, Kathleen M.
Clearing the flexible benefits administration hurdle. ("Total Compensation" Plan Design)InsuranceManin, Mark B., Gliebe, Werner A.
Communicating bad news in benefits. (employee awareness of benefits programs)InsuranceBilly, Holly Smith
Defined contribution plans: two types at work at Chevron Corporation.InsuranceO'Malley, Cynthia H.
Disability risk management in the private sector.InsuranceKeppel, Allison
Do personal development programs save money for employers?InsuranceBeinecke, Richard H.
Effective compensation strategies for direct sales personnel.InsuranceGreene, Robert J.
Effective compensation strategies for professional and scientific personnel.InsuranceGreene, Robert J.
Employer-sponsored health benefits: pros and cons.InsuranceBarr, Judith K., Duncan, Mary M.
Evaluating health plan efficiency. (claims data evaluation)InsuranceCave, Douglas G.
Executive compensation: ERISA compliance for nonqualified plans.InsuranceKuraitis, Vytenis P.
Executive compensation: getting it right. (Strategic Compensation)InsuranceOchsner, Robert C.
Executive compensation: tandem option plans.InsuranceKuraitis, Vytenis P.
Facing challenges: the ADA and funding retirement. (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) (Legislative Scene)InsuranceBeadle, Carson E.
Federal government revamps employee benefits policy for older workers.InsuranceWiencek, Thomas J.
Flexible employee benefits programs. (Steelcase, Inc.)InsuranceSchambers, Ardon L.
"Good faith" compliance for 1989-1991 plan years. (Legal Issues)InsuranceSieller, Frances G., Woyke, John F.
Health care 1992 - choices. (The Legislative Scene)InsuranceBeadle, Carson E.
Health insurance for directors. (Executive Compensation)InsuranceKuraitis, Vytenis P.
How to communicate investment information to 401(k) plan participants. (Employee Communications)InsuranceNoll, Patricia E.
Implementing flexible benefits.InsuranceLangston, Thomas K.
Innovative funding of retiree health benefits. (Postemployment Benefits)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M.
Is executive compensation a free market? (Strategic Compensation)InsuranceOchsner, Robert C.
JobValue: a measure of overall job worth.InsuranceLiccione, William J.
Keeping the lid on health care costs; strategies that work.InsuranceTartaglione, Virginia
Legal issues: defined contribution plans and insurer insolvency.InsuranceSieller, Frances G., Lingren, Christian L.
Legislative scene: directions for tomorrow. (Column)InsuranceBeadle, Carson E.
Lessons from disability management research.InsuranceSchecter, Steven, Habeck, Rochelle, Watson, Sara
Managed care network quality: employer action plans.InsuranceCave, Douglas G.
Managed prescription programs: integrating retail and mail order services.InsurancePeard, Susan A., Kairey, Mindy S.
Managing mental health benefits.InsuranceBerger, Louis S.
Mid-sized business vs. the health cost spiral. (employer strategies to rising health care costs)InsuranceZuckerman, Andrew E.
National health care reform: a corporate perspective.InsuranceSokolov, Jacque J.
New options in work and family benefits.InsuranceSheerin, Donna
Point of service products: cutting costs, retaining employee choice.InsuranceGeorge, Stephen
Postemployment benefits: choosing assumptions and implementing SFAS 106. (Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 106)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M., Wagoner, George
Postemployment benefits: retiree health when individuals have to buy coverage.InsuranceRappaport, Anna, Drake, Harry
Preparing for the 21st century: new technologies, reduced costs.InsuranceBrophy, Joseph T., Souder, Barbara A.
"Profiling" - an effective hiring technique.InsuranceWehle, Sara
Promoting competition in the health care market: Pennsylvania's cost containment strategy.InsuranceBentley, J. Marvin, Sessa, Ernie J.
Putting some "PEPP" into executive compensation and benefits. (Permanent Equity Pension Plans) ("Total Compensation" Plan Design)InsuranceLawrence, Stewart D., Meltzer, Mark
Reform for the small-group health insurance market.InsurancePolk, John J.
Retiree health plan design: common questions and answers. (Postemployment Benefits)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M., Vorwaller, Beth F.
Self-funded health insurance for small employers.InsuranceSilkowski, Pete
Team players vs. hired guns: leveraging a competitive advantage.InsuranceCumming, Charles M.
The business environment and the benefits package in the 1990s.InsuranceRappaport, Anna
The total quality revolution. (total quality management)InsuranceCouch, James B.
"Total compensation" plan design: beyond dependent care benefits: the Life cycle Allowance.InsuranceGrant, Dale B.
Why employees support (and oppose) gainsharing plans.InsuranceRoss, Timothy L., Hatcher, Larry, Collins, Denis
Why merit increase programs fail.InsuranceMeehan, Robert H.
Why pay structures?InsuranceAtchison, Thomas J., Dalton, Brian R.
Wrongful termination: consider the costs.InsuranceKilleen, Paul
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