Who is the employer article

[ESOP Guy]

There used to be an article on BenefitsLink about Who Is The Employer.  It seemed like I could easily find it when I needed it. 

I am not finding it.  Is it still out there?  If so, does anyone have the link? 

Thanks

[Lois Baker]

Unfortunately, that series was discontinued in 2017, at the request of the author.

The WaybackMachine does have archived content, dating from 2001 through 2017.  (Obviously, that doesn't reflect any legislative or regulatory developments since then.)

If you're not familiar with the WaybackMachine, it's an incredible resource maintained by a non-profit organization that has preserved not only web pages but other digital content for many years. 

[CuseFan]

Mr. Peabody and his pet boy Sherman can do anything!

[Peter Gulia]

If only the WaybackMachine had preserved Derrin's singing!

 

[Gadgetfreak]

Erisapedia offers this title for a subscription fee. Very reasonable. Search is great. Plus, I realized that opening the website in Microsoft Edge and then using MS Copilot allows you to ask questions and have it search the site for answers in easily understandable responses. Erisapedia doesn't even need to invest in its own AI system for this. 

[CuseFan]

On 1/29/2025 at 1:35 PM, Lois Baker said:

The WaybackMachine does have archived content, dating from 2001 through 2017.  (Obviously, that doesn't reflect any legislative or regulatory developments since then.)

If you're not familiar with the WaybackMachine, it's an incredible resource maintained by a non-profit organization that has preserved not only web pages but other digital content for many years. 

I had never heard of this before, until your message, then this this morning I see this - so twice in three weeks.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/18/tech/internet-archives-deleted-websites-wayback-machine/index.html?utm_source=business_ribbon