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More Of Naomi’s Killer Scenarios: Retroactive Processing

More Of Naomi’s Killer Scenarios: Retroactive Processing

By Naomi Bloom on April 27, 2010

Once upon a time, the concept of retroactive payroll processing was invented to handle the all too often situation of a personnel action (that’s what they were called when I was young) that was presented to “the system” after the date on which is should have taken effect.  Without a retroactive processing capability in payroll, […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged "Killer" HRMDS Scenarios, accounting, enterprise software, Financial services, Health care, Health insurance, HRM Software, Preferred Behaviors, Tax

Risk Pools and Healthcare Reform

Risk Pools and Healthcare Reform

By Jeff Nolan on March 18, 2010

The fundamental challenge the health insurance, or any insurance business for that matter, faces is how to blend risk pools so that the customers who consume few services pay for those who consume many services.

In other words, my premiums will go down because healthy young people who currently get by without insurance will […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Health, Health care, Health insurance, Insurance, Public health insurance option, Whole Foods

Employee Benefits Should Not be Off Limits For Sourcing Savings

Employee Benefits Should Not be Off Limits For Sourcing Savings

By Jason Busch on January 25, 2010

A recent post over on E-
Sourcing Forum got me thinking that far too few procurement
organizations are willing to insert themselves aggressively into the process of sourcing employee benefits. They would rather leave benefits sourcing to HR, and…

Posted in Business | Tagged Employee benefit, Health insurance, Human resources, pharma plans, Sourcing

Health Reform: Taking the Wrong Risks

Health Reform: Taking the Wrong Risks

By Ross Mayfield on December 17, 2009

This week the NY Times explores how failing to pass health reform will have an impact on innovation — and archetypal Silicon Valley startups. In the cradle of American innovation, workers are making career choices based on co-payments, pre-existing conditions and other minutiae of health insurance. They are not necessarily making decisions based on what […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Health, Health insurance, health reform, Healthcare, Silicon Valley

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