Stuck in the past
The corporate healthcare market has been accused of being old-fashioned in its attitude towards employees' dependents. Sam Barrett reports on how old notions, including that of marriage being the only sign of commitment, are finally crumbling
Being branded ineffective and out of touch with current social trends in a recent survey by Mercer Human Resource Consulting is hardly good news for the corporate healthcare market. However, while an
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