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Above the Fold October 21, 2011
 
 
Senate rejects big piece of Obama jobs bill
By Andrew Taylor
President Barack Obama and his allies in the Senate promise to press ahead with separate votes on pieces of his failed $447 billion jobs measure despite unanimous opposition from Republicans. But there also are signs of slippage among Democrats and evidence the strategy isn't working with voters...Read more
Today's News
Workers embrace higher benefits costs
By Kathryn Mayer
New survey results from Mercer show employees are willing to take on higher out-of-pocket costs if it means they get to keep their health benefits...Read more
HHS releases final ACO regs
By Jenny Gold and Phil Galewitz
The Obama administration Thursday released its much-awaited final rule for Medicare accountable care organizations, which makes it easier for doctors and hospitals to participate by cutting in half the number of performance measurements, removing the electronic health records requirement and eliminating financial risks for some groups...Read more
Wal-Mart cuts some health care coverage
By Anne D'Innocenzio
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the nation's largest private employer, is scaling back health care coverage for future part-time workers while raising premiums for some full-time workers...Read more

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The Pulse
Jody Dietel
Help employees understand how 'pre-tax' maximizes total compensation
By Jody Dietel
As recent surveys have shown, many employees regret missing opportunities to participate additional voluntary benefits, such as tax-advantaged benefits, which can help them save up to 40 percent on their routine and unavoidable health, dependent care and commuter costs...Read more
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Certainly what retirees experience with income vs health care costs is no different than the rest of us. In fact, the rest of us are not so lucky that we would have our health care costs frozen in years when we get no wage increases.

-- James L. McGee, Medicare costs to reduce Social Security increase

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