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| Incentive Manager Controls Employee Health Care Costs |
| Asparity Decision Solutions, a provider of decision support and data solutions in health care and employee benefits, announces the addition of an incentive manager to its decision support tools for health plan selection. Asparity finds that employers use an incentive program to increase usage of decision support benefit from both better consumer behavior by their employees and an immediate return on their investment. |
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Feb-26-2009 |
| MyHRTools From JVG Solutions Gives Human Resources Pros a Customizable HR Toolkit |
| JVG Solutions Inc., an Austin-based human resources company that develops and delivers human resources products to businesses of any size, introduces MyHRTools, a digitally based program that provides HR standards, guidelines, and process steps for completing key HR functions. MyHRTools includes nearly 200 screens of HR process steps, standards, and guidelines as well as over 100 easy-to-edit forms, plans, manuals, job aids, and checklists, with examples and instructions. The tools can be customized or used as-is. |
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Jan-29-2009 |
| Salary.com To Acquire Genesys Software Systems Inc. |
| Salary.com Inc., a provider of on-demand compensation and talent management solutions, has announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Genesys Software Systems, Inc., a provider of on-demand human resource management systems (HRMS), benefits and payroll services. Genesys is known for its multi-tenant payroll technology; their payroll, tax, benefits and HRMS services are sold primarily as software-as-a-service technology and support a diverse set of industries including government and hospital systems throughout the United States and Canada. |
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Jan-29-2009 |
| House Passes Stimulus Bill With COBRA Subsidy |
A federal subsidy to help laid-off workers extend their employer health care passed the House on Wednesday, January 28, as part of the $819 billion economic stimulus bill. One item, however, has employers in an uproar. That is a provision making employers responsible for extending health coverage permanently to former employees 55 or older or those who worked for the company for at least 10 years. And unlike the measure to make it cheaper for workers to extend employer health care under the federal law known as COBRA, this provision would be permanent.
[Source: Workforce Management]
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Jan-29-2009 |
| Sprint to Lay off 8,000 by April |
Sprint Nextel Corp. has said that it will lay off about 8,000 workers by April within "all levels" of the company. The reductions should reduce labor costs by $1.2 billion, the company said. About 850 of the layoffs are expected to be eliminated through a voluntary separation plan begun last year. The company employs a total of 56,000 workers. CEO Dan Hesse said the reductions were necessary, even though the carrier has made improvements in customer service that have resulted in higher satisfaction ratings in customer surveys. Head-count reductions in customer-care functions will be less than those in groups that don't interact with customers, he added.
[Source: Computerworld]
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Jan-29-2009 |
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