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• 401 plans move away from employer stock as investment vehicle: increasingly, employees are given the option to choose how their 401 plan funds are invested; this greater choice is one factor in the decreased exposure to investment in employer stock. plan 

  The Pension Protection Act of 2006 seeks to encourage expanded participation in 401(k) plans by al lowing new employees to be automatically...

  Monthly Labor Review, 11/01/08 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• Occupational injury and illness: new recordkeeping requirements: changes to OSHA recordkeeping rules in 2002 resulted in new BLS data; comparing the old and new data series is challenging 

  In 2002, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) implemented a number of changes in the definitions of injury and illness cases...

  Monthly Labor Review, 12/01/04 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• Medical and retirement plan coverage: exploring the decline in recent years: the percent of workers with employer-provided medical care and retirement benefits declined over the past decade; a variety of potential explanations are explored 

  Between 1992-93 and 2003, the percentage of private sector workers participating in employer-provided medical care plans steadily declined. Medical...

  Monthly Labor Review, 08/01/04 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• Changing retirement age: ups and downs 

  In recent years, legislative changes, new types of retirement plans, and increases in life expectancy have led to differences in retirement ages;...

  Monthly Labor Review, 04/01/01 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• Living with Defined Contribution Pensions: Remaking Responsibility for Retirement - Review 

  Living with Defined Contribution Pensions: Remaking Responsibility for Retirement. Edited by Olivia S. Mitchell and Sylvester J. Schieber....

  Monthly Labor Review, 02/01/99 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• Who really has access to employer-provided health benefits? 

  Many people who work do not receive health insurance under their employers, or receive only limited coverage. Several factors influence this: some...

  Monthly Labor Review, 06/01/95 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• Small businesses and their employees 

  Characteristics of labor in small business and their comparison to large businesses are examined, including demographics of the workers, wages,...

  Monthly Labor Review, 10/01/94 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• Employee benefits for union and nonunion workers - United States Bureau of Labor Statistics Benefits Survey 

  Union workers have more retirement benefits, participate more in medical care plans and have different types of short-term disability benefits than...

  Monthly Labor Review, 02/01/94 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• The Uncertain Promise of Retiree Health Benefits. - book reviews 

  Among the financial concerns that retired Americans face are the cost of health care, and the availability of health care benefits to cover these...

  Monthly Labor Review, 11/01/92 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication

• EBRI Databook on Employee Benefits. - book reviews 

  The Employee Benefit Research Institute recently released two volumes containing information on employee benefit programs. The fourth edition of...

  Monthly Labor Review, 05/01/91 by William J. Wiatrowski · More from publication