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October 2000
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Contents
Features
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Sweet
Deal
Canadian politicians don't take
home generous salaries but their
pensions and perks give them
arguably more than their fair share
of the pie. Perhaps it's time to
institute a performance-based
system.
By Wendy
Mizuno
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Baby
Blues
Postpartum depression is not
usually associated with the
workplace; but with new maternity
laws kicking in, plan sponsors need
to think about strategies that will
nurture the mental health of their
employees who are on leave.
By Marta
Burych
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2000 Drug
Trends
A wealth of new products in the
pipeline will hit the prescription
drug scene over the next five
years. A number of approaches exist
to help plan sponsors prepare for
the deluge.
By Celia
Milne
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Getting governance
right
A one-size fits all approach to
governance ignores the needs of
many plans.
By David
Howe
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Self-serve
retirement
Employees are looking for tools
that put them in charge of thier
pension plan. Electronic solutions
meet their needs as well as their
employers' fiduciary
responsibilities.
By Lynne
Parisien
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A world of
good
Canadian pension funds were pouring
investments into foreign markets
long before changes to the foreign
property rules were made. Money
managers are adapting to expanding
this world vision.
By Robert
Bevan
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Electronic foreign
exchnage
The Internet could revolutionize
the foreign exchange market. It may
also increase institutional
investment.
By Mark
Bonham
Departments
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Editorial
Making a case for wellness.
By Kevin Press
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Insights
Anticipating retirement, life is
like a box of chocolates and
selective disclosure.
By Andrea Davis
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Viewpoint
With more public sector pension
funds investing in capital markets,
the foreign property rule should be
abolished once and for all.
By Michael Cohen
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E-poll
Are the benefits ad pensions given
to Canadian politicians overly
generous?
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Investment
strategies
Six steps to good governance.
By Barbara Clapham
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Benefits
Trends
Charity begins at home.
By Kathryn Dorrell
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The Law
DC plan sponsors and members need
guidance.
By Hugh O'Reilly
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Industry
ACPM and PIAC release report on DC
plan regulation; Pfizer introduces
new hormone replacement therapy and
Sceptre Investment Counsel partners
with U.S. firm
By Andrea Davis
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People
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Pension
Options
Giving pensioners a voice.
By Dian Cohen
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