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401. Employee fitness doesn't have to break the bank

Author

Price, Joan

Subjects
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of South Carolina -- Human resource management, Savings and loan associations -- Human resource management, Occupational health services -- Management, Bank employees -- Health aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Published
1989

402. Investigate contractual provider arrangements

Subjects
Health maintenance organizations -- Analysis, Preferred provider organizations (Medical care) -- Analysis, Occupational health services -- Management, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Insurance
Published
1986

403. Banking on fitness; the pre-approach ... who are your corporate prospects

Author

Jankelewicz, Howard J.

Subjects
Occupational health services -- Management, Aerobic exercises -- Usage, Wellness programs -- Planning, Health clubs -- Finance, Food/cooking/nutrition, Health, Sports and fitness
Abstract

BANKING ON FITNESS Implementing a corporate aerobics program is fun and easy. Just imagine your physical presence and leadership skills appreciated; your confidence and self-esteem fulfilled and perhaps most importantly, [...]

Published
1988

405. PPOs must restructure, says Health Data Institute

Subjects
Health Data Institute Inc. -- Reports, Preferred provider organizations (Medical care) -- Management, Occupational health services -- Management, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Insurance
Published
1986

406. Employer conducts own UR program

Author

DiBlase, Donna

Subjects
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. -- Human resource management, Employer liability -- Analysis, Medical care -- Evaluation, Occupational health services -- Management, Health insurance -- Finance, Business, Insurance
Published
1988

407. New industries, hazards create new diseases

Author

Shalowitz, Deborah

Subjects
Risk management -- Methods, Occupational diseases -- Analysis, Occupational health services -- Management, Business, Insurance, Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc. -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Published
1988

409. Payment plans for employees

Subjects
Occupational health services -- Management, Hospitals -- United States -- Human resource management, Medical fees -- Management, Company business management, Company personnel management, Business, Health care industry
Abstract

When employees become patients of their employer, does it mean they deserve special treatment if they are unable to pay their portion of the bill in one lump sum? In [...]

Published
2009

410. Stabilize benefit expenditures with adjustments in health care plans

Subjects
Medical care, Cost of -- Management, Occupational health services -- Management, Financial services industry -- Human resource management -- Finance, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Company business management, Company financing, Financial services industry, Company personnel management, Management, Finance, Human resource management
Abstract

Issue: A 500-employee financial services company in Texas tried to create attractive health plan choices that also lowered costs. Response: The company increased its health and dentalplan offerings from one [...]

Published
2008

411. Dealing with AIDS in the workplace

Author

Kirp, David L.

Subjects
SBC Communications Inc. -- Human resource management, AIDS (Disease) in the workplace -- Analysis, Occupational health services -- Management
Published
1989

412. ... But some firms try to help

Author

Hays, Laurie

Subjects
Campbell Soup Co. -- Health aspects, Johnson & Johnson -- Health aspects, Occupational health services -- Management, Job stress -- Care and treatment, Business, Business, general
Published
1987

414. Traction: the Ernst & Young automotive report

Subjects
Automobile Industry, Company business management, Automobile industry -- Management, Occupational health services -- Management
Abstract

The Winter 2005 edition of this 16-page newsletter includes an incisive analysis of the problems facing the US automotive industry in regards to employee health care costs. The sheer size [...]

Published
2005

415. Advocacy firms help cure benefit troubles

Author

Martin, Sara

Subjects
Company business management, Occupational health services -- Management, Employers -- Management, Workers -- Health aspects, Workers -- Compensation and benefits, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
Abstract

"As employers continue to shift some of the rising health care cost burden onto employees, more are beginning to ease the pain by offering health advocacy services as an employee [...]

Published
2004

416. Two studies zero in on EAP impact; Magellan Behavioral Health has evaluated the impact of employee assistance and behavioral health programs on work performance

Subjects
Occupational health services -- Management, Employee assistance programs -- Management, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Company business management, Management
Abstract

They interviewed employees who sought assistance for depression, substance abuse, workplace issues or stress, questioning them before treatment and again three months afterward. Of the 39% who were having problems [...]

Published
2004

417. Benefits outlook promising: survey

Author

Geisel, Jerry

Subjects
Employee benefits -- Forecasts and trends, Occupational health services -- Management, Business, Insurance
Published
1989

419. Workers' compensation: control of soaring costs

Author

Polakoff, Phillip L. and O'Rourke, Paul F.

Subjects
Medical care -- Usage, Occupational health services -- Management, Workers' compensation -- Finance, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Published
1988

420. New benefit plan aims at reducing costs

Subjects
Rorer Group Inc. -- Human resource management, Smith Administrators Inc. -- Human resource management, Employee benefits -- Management, Health insurance -- Finance, Occupational health services -- Management, Pharmaceutical industry -- Human resource management, Business, Insurance
Published
1988

421. Insurers told to back safety, cost control

Author

Fletcher, Meg

Subjects
Employee safety education -- Planning, Workers' compensation -- Finance, Occupational health services -- Management, Business, Insurance, National Council on Compensation Insurance -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Published
1988

422. Fit for the job; executive health

Subjects
Occupational health services -- Management, Corporations -- Human resource management, Fitness Centers of America -- Services
Published
1985

423. Some practical tips on coping with stress

Author

O'Donnell, Michael

Subjects
Human resource management -- Analysis, Occupational health services -- Management, Job stress -- Management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Stress can provide workers with the drive to be creative employees, but sometimes tension can also have negative impact on job-performance. Coping strategies can be used to reduce negative stress, including: identifying the source of tension; learning to delegate responsibilities; and learning to relax.

Published
1989

424. Promoting a healthy outlook

Author

Moore, Yvette

Subjects
Barksdale Health Care Services Inc. -- Management, African American women executives -- Management, Occupational health services -- Management, Nursing services -- Management, Business, Business, general, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies
Published
1988

425. Occupational health: profits and problems

Author

Droste, Therese

Subjects
Workers' compensation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Hospitals -- Outpatient services, Occupational health services -- Management, Business, Health care industry
Abstract

Occupational health: profits and problems Many hospitals are diversifying into occupational health services. The trend will continue to grow, and why not? A well-organized program results in financial profits for [...]

Published
1987

426. Chronic pain costs can be managed: panel

Author

DiBlase, Donna

Subjects
Workers' compensation -- Finance, Chiropractors -- Prices and rates, Health insurance -- Finance, Occupational health services -- Management, Business, Insurance, Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc. -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Published
1988

427. Long-term care - a growing employer concern

Author

Stack, Ruth H.

Subjects
Occupational health services -- Management, Long-term care of the sick -- Management, Business, Health care industry, Company business management, Management
Abstract

Long-term care assistance is beginning to be investigated by employers as an employee benefit to combat loss of productivity, employee stress, absenteeism, and loss of valued employees. A recent study [...]

Published
1989

428. Managed health versus managed care: one part of cost management

Author

Wachsman, Barbara E. and Swanson, Kevin J.

Subjects
Occupational health services -- Management, Wellness programs -- Management, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Company business management, Management
Abstract

A wellness program represents one of the 'last frontiers' in the search for an effective medical care cost-containment strategy. Other available management tools try to make the current medical care [...]

Published
1992

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