Memo: Reducing Health Costs

Article Abstract:

Provoked by escalating health care costs, Work in America Institute Inc. sponsored a meeting in early 1985 in an effort to come to grips with the problem. It was generally agreed that both labor and management have an equal interest in keeping costs down without giving up the quality of health care at work. According to the president of the institute, corporations pay an estimated twenty-five per cent of America's medical bills.

Employee benefits, Issues/Society, Medical Issues, Increasing Costs

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Memo: PC Explosion

Article Abstract:

Microcomputer sales will pass mainframe sales by 1986. There is a boom in the personal computer industry, particularly in sales to nontechnical users. The Diebold Group predicts that micros will make up thirty percent of data processing expenses for business by 1990.

Sales, Personal Computers, Trends, Microcomputer, Outlook

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