ERIC sent a letter to the U.S. Senate urging lawmakers to support S. 2554, the “Patient Right to Know Drug Prices Act.”
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U.S. House of Representatives Should Vote Yes to Delay Cadillac Tax
ERIC sent a letter to the U.S. House of Representatives urging lawmakers to vote yes on H.R. 3798, the “Save American Workers Act of 2018.”
ERIC Supports Legislation to Delay Cadillac Tax
This week, the House is expected to vote on H.R. 3798, the “Save American Workers Act of 2018.” The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC) urges you to support this legislation. ERIC is the only national trade association that advocates exclusively for federal, state, and local public policies that support large employers sponsoring health, retirement, and compensation plans
ERIC and Seattle Agree to Temporary Exemption in Wake of Lawsuit
ERIC is pleased the City of Seattle has agreed to a temporary non-enforcement of the health coverage and payment mandates in Part 3 of the Seattle Hotel Employees Health and Safety Initiative
Seattle lawsuit update, Pharmacy gag clause bills advance, FTC biosimilars letter, and more!
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California ESRD regulation, House committee to take up “gag clause” bill
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Who’s Working for You? ERIC
ERIC has a team of policy experts and a team of lawyers that have political experience to navigate through legislation and the regulatory environment as well as state policy initiatives.
Opioids bill draft released, Summer miscellany
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ERIC Sends Joint Letter on End Stage Renal Disease to Capitol Hill
On behalf of the undersigned employer groups, unions, health plans, and insurers, we urge you to oppose efforts to shift additional costs for End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) from Medicare to private health plans as a means to “pay for” future legislation
The ERISA Industry Committee Files Lawsuit Against City of Seattle
ERIC today filed a complaint against the City of Seattle for obstructing the federal law that enables large employers to administer health and retirement benefits uniformly across the country.