Magazine Archives for:
| Benefits Canada | Working Well |
Year:
2019
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Required reading for pension, benefits and investment executives.
In the upcoming June 2019 issue:
- 2019 Top 100 Pension Funds: The politics of pensions
- The next steps in data analytics for benefits plans
- Back to basics on responsible investment policies
May 2019
- Editorial: Employers, flex your flexible working muscles Jennifer Paterson
- Head to head: Is there a place for OCIOs in DC pension plans? Benefits Canada
- How Husky Energy included active members in its DB plan annuitization Yaelle Gang
- 2019 CAP Member Survey: Helping each generation on their retirement journey Jennifer Paterson
- Investment lessons for DC plans from their DB parents Martha Porado
- Evaluating the value of employee assistance programs Sonya Felix
- Is an open concept working environment really ideal for employees? Alethea Spiridon
- Governance at core of success in CAAT plan’s shift to private markets Yaelle Gang, the Canadian Investment Review
- Are claims trends for antidepressants sustainable? Alethea Spiridon
- The legal risks of drug plan design changes Sara Tatelman
- Q&A with PCL Construction’s Mike Olsson Kelsey Rolfe
April 2019
- Editorial: Navigating perceived gap between online, in-person health care Jennifer Paterson
- Head to head: Should Canada implement a national pharmacare program? Benefits Canada
- A look at the TTC pension plan’s move to more illiquid assets Yaelle Gang
- How default investment funds are becoming smarter Martha Porado
- Could solvency reform in Canada lead to a DB pension revival? Jann Lee
- 2019 Group Benefits Providers Report: How digital health is affecting the benefits industry Alethea Spiridon
- New genetic therapies in cancer treatment could impact benefits plans Jann Lee
- Q&A with Aon’s Art Babcock Jennifer Paterson
- 2019 DC Plan Summit: Embracing change Yaelle Gang and Jennifer Paterson
March 2019
- Editorial: A wish list from the DC pension industry Jennifer Paterson
- Head to head: Who’s responsible for detecting benefits fraud? Benefits Canada
- University of Waterloo includes retirees in pension, benefits governance Jann Lee
- Considerations for institutional investors around divestment Martha Porado
- Improving engagement, retention by taking care of employees’ loved ones Kanupriya Vashisht
- What health conditions are keeping employees from work? Alethea Spiridon
- Tips for using big data to measure pension longevity risk Martha Porado
- 2019 Drug Plan Trends Report: What’s next for drug plans? Jann Lee
- Back to basics on health-care spending accounts Jann Lee
- A look at Germany’s new ‘pure’ DC plans Alethea Spiridon
- Q&A with Bruce Power’s Monica Warnell Ryan Murphy
January/February 2019
- Editorial: Communicating CPP enhancements and more pension action on the way Jennifer Paterson
- Are DC plan sponsors actually interested in variable benefits? Benefits Canada
- How Scotiabank supported an employee’s gender transition Martha Porado
- Using benefits, pension programs to maximize CSR policies Leigh Doyle
- Back to basics on currency hedging Martha Porado
- A look at extended parental benefits one year on Sonya Felix
- What’s the investment outlook for pension funds in 2019? Martha Porado
- Why you should hire a drug case manager Ryan Murphy
- Q&A with CAA Atlantic’s Morag Duncan Ryan Murphy
| Benefits Canada | Working Well |
Year:
2019
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