The latest Health Care Reform information, highlighting what employers need to prepare for, is outlined in this e-learning course. The course reviews changes taking place annually between 2011 and 2014, the difference between grandfathered and nongrandfathered plans and the penalties for employers not offering health insurance. Learn how PPACA impacts your company today.
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[Guidance Overview]
Grandfathered Health Plan Regulations under Health Care Reform
Excerpt: "Employers should review their current benefit plan offerings to determine whether the benefits of maintaining grandfathered health plan coverage outweigh the restrictions on plan design and cost-sharing changes imposed by these Interim Final Rules."
(McDermott Will & Emery)
[Guidance Overview]
Counting Employees under Health Care Reform
Excerpt: "It goes without saying that knowing how many employees you have is critical and a basic piece of information. Health Care Reform makes knowing how many employees you have and how you count them critical for purposes of determining what provisions are applicable to you. The . . . chart attempts to provide some guidance."
(ERISAdiagnostics Inc.)
[Guidance Overview]
Plan Changes Required by the Affordable Care Act
Excerpt: "There are . . . changes you must make to your plan(s) to comply with the Affordable Care Act effective for plan years beginning on or after September 23, 2010, or for plans maintained on a calendar year basis, January 1, 2011. The . . . changes apply both to new plans as well as grandfathered plans."
(Thorp Reed & Armstrong, LLP)
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Executive Compensation; Benefits in General
Federal Benefits Payments Going Paperless by 2013
Excerpt: "The Treasury Department [is to announce that most government benefits payments will be made by direct deposit by 2013, the latest in a series of cost-cutting moves by the Obama administration. . . . eliminating about 136 million paper checks sent by the Social Security Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs, Railroad Retirement Board and Office of Personnel Management . . . ."
(The Washington Post; free registration required)
Employee Ownership Update for June 15, 2010
Corey Rosen discusses the following: A review of ESOP and 401(k) plan litigation over the last 20 years found only 141 ESOP cases involving private companies, plus 35 involving public companies. The second-largest employee-owned company in the world is China's Huawei, a provider of telecommunications networks. Four of the 20 winners of the 2010 Top Small Company Workplaces awards are employee-owned. The cost of an NCEO membership would buy you only 12 minutes with an employee ownership lawyer.
(National Center for Employee Ownership)
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