Employer strategies for modifying or terminating retiree benefits in the 1990s.Employee Relat Law J. 1992-1993 Winter; 18(3):413-35.ER
Abstract
Over the past decade, access to health care coverage has become a crucial national concern. At the same time, the rising cost of health care, the aging of the population, and new accounting requirements for retiree medical benefits have caused employers to reevaluate their commitment to providing unrestricted health care benefits to the retirees. This article discusses the key federal appellate court decisions concerning an employer's decision to modify or terminate retiree medical benefits. It then explores alternatives for meeting the statutory, legal, and accounting challenges faced by employers who now offer retiree health care coverage.
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Pub Type(s)
Journal Article
Language
eng
PubMed ID
10123980
Citation
Gordon, J A., and K A. Hunsaker. "Employer Strategies for Modifying or Terminating Retiree Benefits in the 1990s." Employee Relations Law Journal, vol. 18, no. 3, 1993, pp. 413-35.
Gordon JA, Hunsaker KA. Employer strategies for modifying or terminating retiree benefits in the 1990s. Employee Relat Law J. 1993;18(3):413-35.
Gordon, J. A., & Hunsaker, K. A. (1993). Employer strategies for modifying or terminating retiree benefits in the 1990s. Employee Relations Law Journal, 18(3), 413-35.
Gordon JA, Hunsaker KA. Employer Strategies for Modifying or Terminating Retiree Benefits in the 1990s. Employee Relat Law J. 1992-1993 Winter;18(3):413-35. PubMed PMID: 10123980.
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N2 - Over the past decade, access to health care coverage has become a crucial national concern. At the same time, the rising cost of health care, the aging of the population, and new accounting requirements for retiree medical benefits have caused employers to reevaluate their commitment to providing unrestricted health care benefits to the retirees. This article discusses the key federal appellate court decisions concerning an employer's decision to modify or terminate retiree medical benefits. It then explores alternatives for meeting the statutory, legal, and accounting challenges faced by employers who now offer retiree health care coverage.
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