On Feb. 11, TEBA provided testimony on the importance of ERISA in preserving a stable, pro-business environment in Tennessee.   While the...

In today’s fluid economic landscape, small businesses in Tennessee are facing an increasingly daunting challenge; the rising cost of...

This fall, the Tennessee Employer Benefits Alliance (TEBA), in partnership with Endeavor Business Intelligence, conducted a survey...

For the majority of employers, open enrollment is officially underway in Tennessee.   While group plans can renew any month throughout...

Early voting in Tennessee is officially underway, offering registered voters a convenient opportunity to cast their ballots. From now...

Last month, Gov. Bill Lee and the counties of Jefferson, Hamilton, Robertson, and Roane issued proclamations commemorating the...

September marks the 50th anniversary of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). Since its inception, this federal law has...

The Patient Assistant Program (PAP), also known as the Manufacturers Assistant Program, is a critical resource used to manage the high...

Tennesseans had their say during the Aug. 1 primaries for state and federal offices, and the results are in.     Within the state,...

From January to May every year, members of the Tennessee General Assembly are hard at work enacting, amending and repealing our state’s...

The legislative process is complex. One of our roles is to help our members keep abreast of all the twists and turns the legislative...

Tennessee is known as a business-friendly state, where companies large and small can thrive, creating jobs that support employees and...

On May 8, TEBA and our chairman, Michael Curcio, hosted our first happy hour on our 2024 TEBA Summer Tour. Our first stop was in Memphis...

The Tennessee Employer Benefits Alliance (TEBA) has been working hard since January to gain more members because the more voices, the...

Lawmakers are finally listening to Tennessee business leaders. Because of your advocacy, legislators are questioning whether it is fair...

Tennessee politicians are at it again. Passing laws that increase the cost of your health insurance to enrich hospital executives and...

As the NCAA gets to the Sweet 16, the Tennessee General Assembly is in the throes of its own March Madness. Many Tennessee General...

In 1963, automaker Studebaker closed its manufacturing plant in South Bend, Indiana, resulting in 70% of its employees left without their...

This past President’s Day, I was reminded of George Washington - elected the first President of the United States and Served from...

In its ongoing commitment to the well-being of Tennesseans, businesses, and employees, the Tennessee Employers Benefits Alliance (TEBA)...