Ever dealt with an employee who doesn’t understand how his or her flex account works? Ever been unsure if a certain expense is eligible for  reimbursement? More…

Ever get stuck on the meaning of a benefits acronym? More…

Alert your CFO: The government won’t be releasing complete economic stimulus info until at least October. But this Web site’s got a complete breakdown for you right now, and it even lets you know if your organization could be eligible.

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There’s a new kid on the Internet block, offering useful stuff on salaries and employer data, and a spot to diss your own employer (not that you’d want to). More…

A new Web site bills itself as your own personal criminal-records database that, among other things, can be used to run checks on applicants as part of checking references and other info. But does it work? More…

Anyone in the HR or benefits field knows how health coverage works. But what about the rest of your employees or new HR staffers? Here’s a good Web site to get them up to speed. More…

Alert your employees: Consumers Union – the people who put out the respected “Consumer Reports” magazine – has a Web site that offers free guidance and advice for picking the right prescription medicine. It just might help everyone save on health costs. More…

If you’re trying to figure out how to make your company look attractive to job-hunters, take a look at what this company did, and then steal this idea (but don’t say we told you to).

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Keeping up with changing employment laws in your state is an almost-impossible task. So let someone else do it for you. More…

“I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” This time it might be true, at least for one U.S. Dept. of Labor Web site that points you toward help in figuring out disability accommodations – and how to avoid complaints and lawsuits that arise from accommodation mistakes. More…