Compliance
Senator Proposes Tax Cut for Employers Who Increase Pay
Kraft Excessive Fee Case Thrown Out
Neuberger Berman Settles in Revenue Sharing Case
SEC Adopts New Rules for Money Market Funds
‘Tomboyish’ Clerk can Proceed with Discrimination Suit
Employer Must Still Pay Workers' Comp for Terminated Employee
Court Moves Forward Claim Employer Interfered with Health Benefits
Convicted Killer Barred from Getting Dead Wife’s Pension
Court Says Employee Can Sue over Vulgarity in the Workplace
IRS Provides Guidance on HEART Act
IRS Updates Info on COBRA Subsidy Reimbursement
DoL to Hold Webcast on COBRA Subsidy Extension
U.S. Supremes Turn Away Hecker Fee Case Appeal
January 19, 2010 (PLANSPONSOR.com) – A closely watched case involving the dismissal of a lawsuit alleging excessive 401(k) fees by Deere & Co. won’t get a hearing before...
Court Finds Injury Suffered during Coffee Break Compensable
Gotbaum Set to Begin PBGC Director Confirmation Process
January 15, 2010 (PLANSPONSOR.com)–A U.S. Senate committee has scheduled a January 20 hearing on the Obama Administration’s nomination of Joshua Gotbaum as director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty...
Bankruptcy Doesn’t Relieve Plan of ERISA Mandates
January 15, 2010 (PLANSPONSOR.com)–A Department of Labor (DoL) administrative law judge has rejected the appeal by a 401(k) plan administrator of an $86,500 civil penalty, ruling the administrator’s...
Participant too Late to Pursue Interference of Benefits Claim
401(k) Benefits Properly Paid to Ex-Wife
January 15, 2010 (PLANSPONSOR.com)–A federal judge in Massachusetts has rejected claims that a deceased 401(k) participant’s plan balance should have been paid to his estate instead of to...