Compensation & Benefits Management 1998 - Abstracts

Compensation & Benefits Management 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
Closing the gap: lowering program costs and increasing perceived value with employee self-service.(Column)InsuranceDawson, Susan J.
Employers use creative strategies to temper rising pharmacy benefit costs.InsuranceVasilopoulos, Nick
Increasing future potential of women HR executives.(human resources)InsuranceStybel, Laurence J., Peabody, Maryanne
Making the most of 401(k) plans: who's choosing what and why.(Statistical Data Included)InsuranceSchieber, Sylvester
New ERISA disclosure rules for health plans: meeting the requirements. (Employee Retirement Income Security Act)InsuranceWallace, Anne M., Barnier, Elizabeth A.
Postemployment benefits.(Statistical Data Included)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M.
Retiree health - where are we today and where are we going? (retiree health benefits)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M.
The bigger picture: a context for retirement benefits.InsuranceRappaport, Anna M.
The status of welfare benefits: another dimension.InsuranceLantry, Terry L.
Today's managed care market: utilizing quantitative data to understand asthma treatment patterns.(Statistical Data Included)InsuranceCave, Douglas G.
Trends in retiree health care costs.(Statistical Data Included)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M., Wagoner, George, Rohde, Joe
Turning ambivalence into commitment. (improving the chances of a human resources professional of getting hired)InsuranceStybel, Laurence J., Peabody, Maryanne
Using claims-based data to develop a practical diabetes patient care program.InsuranceCave, Douglas G., Anderson, Susan, Barrett, Thomas F., Jr.
What works in rewarding problem-solving teams? (employee evaluations)InsuranceBarnard, Janet
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