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Lesson learned: Put it in writing

Lesson learned:  Put it in writing

The facts in the case are detailed, but in essence, the court held that although it has been long understood that the parties to a collective bargaining agreement may change most terms by conduct (i.e., without a signed amendment), by contrast, the precise terms of pension contributions contained in an ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) multiemployer pension plan document can only be changed in writing.

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Ullico is Joining Efforts with Empathy to Support Grieving Life Insurance Beneficiaries

Empathy is changing the way the world plans for and deals with the loss of a loved one. Their team of experts have the experience and knowledge to provide beneficiaries with everything they may need both operationally and emotionally after a loss. Their services include assistance with estate settlement, executing a will, planning a funeral, writing an obituary, providing resources to cope with grief, and more. Empathy gives beneficiaries simple and seamless access to essential care, tools, and resources to get them through the hardest days following a loss, and for years afterwards.

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9 Tips To Win Your Workers’ Comp Case

Between medical appointments, lost wages, and the stress of tackling the workers’ compensation process, it’s easy to feel like you’re facing a work-related injury alone. But you don’t have to.

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Top 5 Mistakes Employers Make When Trying to Manage Kidney Disease

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a silent epidemic affecting millions of Americans, with a staggering 37 million adults living with the condition. As employers strive to manage healthcare costs and support their workforce, addressing CKD has become increasingly important. However, many companies make critical mistakes in their approach. Here are the top 5 errors employers should avoid when managing chronic kidney disease:

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