Recent legislative and financial developments, coupled with rising cost pressures, are causing many employers to
reassess their retirement programs to ensure they are aligned with business objectives and have the appropriate impact on employee engagement and satisfaction, the ability to attract and retain new workers and on workforce productivity," said Pamela Hess, director of retirement research at Hewitt Associates.
Given the egregious violation of the Cessation of Hostilities we will
reassess the future prospects for cooperation with Russia," Kirby said.
A US investigation into JPMorgan's (NYSE: JPN) hiring of sons of senior Chinese officials in return for business, has forced bankers elsewhere to
reassess the 'client hire' tradition commonly followed by banks, reports Reuters.
In addition, UnumProvident is offering to
reassess private label, acquired and reinsured block claims, as well as claims administered on behalf of employers, from Jan.
Because the economic climate has been so poor, you should
reassess the investment choices available under your government retirement plan, find out which investments are right for you now, and consider adjusting your investment mix.
These changes will force companies to
reassess their business needs for temporary staff, and organizations that use "temps" as a low-cost way of filling their employment needs will have to rethink their policies, say consultants at William M.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) determined that, as part of its implementation of the Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA), which mandates evaluation of aggregate exposure to pesticides and cumulative health risk, it must
reassess nearly 10,000 uses for hundreds of pesticides.
Nearly 4 out of 10 People Likely to
Reassess Their Dating Life
Global Banking News-12 April 2010-Chinese regulators asks banks to
reassess risks(C)2010 ENPublishing - http://www.
Los Angeles officials said Wednesday they will
reassess how to deal with the city's affordable-housing crisis after voters rejected a $1 billion housing bond on Tuesday's ballot.
While corporate scandals and tightening regulation have caused roughly two-thirds of companies surveyed to
reassess their risk management strategies, fewer than half of the companies surveyed have done so in response to the threat of terrorism, and only one in four has done so as a result of growing climatic and natural hazard risks.
The ideas discussed in, Let's
Reassess Accounting Standards (JofA, May00, page 82) are, I believe, those whose time has come.
