In 10 years as managing partner and then U.S. CEO of Dentons, Mike McNamara helped stitch together the self-described “world’s largest law firm” by clinching a merger after it was initially rejected and championing an expansion audaciously named “Project Golden Spike.”

Construction companies in Northwest Ohio, increasingly worried about their employees’ mental health, are embracing “2 Tuff 2 Talk,” a suicide prevention program to help construction workers and their families navigate mental health issues and educate front-line supervisors in how to deal with those who may be having problems.

Individual auditing requirements in recently proposed federal regulations on consolidated group retirement plan filing are casting doubt on whether workplace plans will join forces.

Federal employees must be fully vaccinated by Nov. 22 or face progressive discipline that can include termination, according to new guidance from the White House on how agencies must implement the president’s Covid-19 inoculation requirement.

A group of mothers who sued UnitedHealth Group Inc. over its coverage of breastfeeding support services struck out in the Ninth Circuit, which on Thursday upheld the insurer’s denial of reimbursement and reversed an order granting partial class status.

An extra monthly fee for health insurance could coax most unvaccinated workers into getting a Covid-19 vaccine, according to a survey released Thursday.