Compensation & Benefits Management 1996 - Abstracts

Compensation & Benefits Management 1996
TitleSubjectAuthors
A fresh look at the practical aspects of redesigning human resources delivery systems.InsurancePhillips, Andrew, Wallace, Karen, Walsh, John F.
And the beat goes on: if it isn't Congress, it's the Supreme Court.InsuranceBeadle, Carson E.
CEO compensation rises as the downsizing ax falls.Insurance 
Converting your retiree medical benefits to a medicare supplement plan.InsuranceRappaport, Anna M., Dore, Todd M., Guyton, Derek N.
Developing capitation rates for disease management programs.InsuranceCave, Douglas G.
Helping shy human resources executives conduct more effective job searches.InsuranceStybel, Laurence J., Peabody, Maryanne
Medicare risk HMOs: a good choice for retiree coverage? (health maintenance organizations)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M.
People may need people, but do they need personnel? (evaluation of the human resources function)InsuranceStybel, Laurence J., Peabody, Maryanne
Postemployment benefits. (retiree health plans)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M.
Reducing the cost of disability benefits.InsuranceAzzara, Annamaria
Second generation outsourcing: a fresh new look at methodology. (outsourcing of benefits administration)InsuranceWalsh, John F.
Today's managed care market.InsuranceCave, Douglas G., Noel, Robert J., Munson, Bradley D.
We're off to see the wizard: will we find a brain and a heart for U.S. health care at the end of the yellow brick road? (buying and selling managed care plans)InsuranceBurke, Gerald
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