How Nixon's Bold Healthcare Gamble Created Modern HMOs
On December 29, 1973, President Nixon signed a revolutionary law that would reshape American healthcare forever, betting that managed care could solve the nation's cost crisis.
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Dell announces major price hikes due to memory shortages. Learn how rising technology costs affect New York small businesses and strategies to manage equipment expenses while maintaining productivity.
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Foreign LLCs in New York must now file beneficial ownership reports with the state, adding another compliance layer for Long Island businesses. Missing this requirement brings penalties and potential business disruption.
Making the Most of Your New Benefits After Enrollment
Enrollment season is over, but your benefits investment is just beginning. Long Island employers who help employees understand their coverage see better retention and fewer surprise costs throughout the year.
Making the Most of Your Ancillary Benefits in 2026
Post-enrollment is the perfect time to maximize your investment in dental, vision, and voluntary benefits. When employees understand their coverage, you get better ROI and retention.
Long Island Minimum Wage Hits $17: Hidden Payroll Costs
The $17 minimum wage increase triggers overtime rate jumps, higher exempt salary thresholds, and new paid leave requirements. Nassau and Suffolk County employers face immediate payroll adjustments beyond the base wage hike.
New York Caps Insulin at $35 - What Employers Should Know
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