The Council is closely reviewing the rules to assess their impact on health plan sponsors and will provide further analysis and a webinar in the coming weeks.

The Council’s interactive website tool for obtaining information on state and municipal paid family leave laws has been updated with changes to six jurisdictions spanning five states.

A problematic arbitration entity has applied to CMS for recertification, as required under current law.

Council members can sign up for our December 3 Benefits Briefing webinar, where we will examine the election results and the implications for the lame duck session and beyond.

The Council is closely reviewing the rules to assess their impact on employer plan sponsors.

Treasury and IRS issued two revenue procedures on October 22 updating the correction process for employer-sponsored retirement plans and establishing a new correction program for IRAs.

Don't miss the upcoming webinar on December 3 at 2 pm, to provide an update on the landscape for employee benefits policy after the 2026 midterm elections.

The Council wrote to Treasury and IRS supporting efforts to simplify and modernize the retirement plan rollover process, including expanded use of electronic transfers.

The Council seeks to restore sanity to the deeply flawed arbitration process, which is dramatically increasing health care costs for employers and employees.

Council President Katy Johnson encourages employer members to review and sign a letter urging lawmakers to prohibit anti-competitive provider practices.

The PBGC’s proposal, if approved, would set a worrisome precedent for all employee benefit plan sponsors.

The American Benefits Council held a webinar on October 21, focusing on policy activity examining recent developments in health plan litigation and what they mean for employers.