View this new brief regarding the 2019 State of the Union Address and how it relates to the Employee Benefits Market.
The State of the Union Address and the Employee Benefits Market
Social Security wage base increased for 2019
The Social Security Administration recently announced that the Social Security wage base will be raised to $132,900 for 2019, which represents a $4,500 increase from the 2018 wage base.
Unemployment down, wages remain stagnant: Economists weigh in
With many asking, “Why aren’t wages increasing?” we decided to look into the matter, and see what expert economists have to say.
IRS holds off on major W-4 changes until 2020
The Internal Revenue Service recently announced that the planned changes to Form W-4 for 2019 will be rolled back until 2020.
How today’s organizations are approaching learning and development
Recently, FindCourses.com surveyed more than 100 professionals to get a sense of how today’s businesses approach and manage learning and development.
IRS maintains $6,900 contribution limit for HSAs
The IRS announced that a change to HSA contribution limits would not take effect this year.
HHS Final Regulations: Changes to EHBs, Marketplace Regulations
Let’s take a closer look at some of the most important changes included in HHS 2019 Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters.
New Jersey Governor closes state gender pay gap
Data from the U.S. Census Bureau underlines a struggle that women all over the country have felt for decades – female employees earn, on average, 80.5 cents for every dollar that their male counterparts make.
New Tax Law Includes Changes for Employee Benefits
Let’s take a closer look at TCJA, and how it will impact the benefits and perks that employees have often come to expect.
