Corporate Canada eyes retiree benefit cuts

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A survey on Canadian companies reveals that due to rising health care costs and increasing number of baby boomer retirements, these companies are to cut down on health benefits they are providing to these retired employees.

Venture Analysis, Surveys, Business enterprises, Retirees

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Benefits coverage on the rise

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Employee benefits coverage has increased in Canada, as over 60% of workers have at least one non-wage benefit. Employers are offerring employees benefits and wages to bring in new workers, and to keep old ones.

Employers, Employee benefits, Workers

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Take our business, take our people: BMO

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Over 100 Bank of Montreal (BMO) payroll and benefits administration employees are moving to work for?outsourcing firm Exult Inc. BMO had outsourced its human resources processing operations to Exult.

United States, Contracts & orders received, Business Personnel Management, Contracts & orders let, Banking industry, Contracts, Contract agreement, Bank of Montreal, Outsourcing, Exult Inc.

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