Troubleshooting Employee Benefit Plans: Strategies for Year 2000 Compliance

Troubleshooting Employee Benefit Plans: Strategies for Year 2000 Compliance takes employers through the technical, legal and insurance aspects of how the Y2K problem can affect employee benefit plans, and offers step-by-step advice on how to tackle noncompliance. The publication addresses such issues as what fiduciary responsibilities the federal government has imposed on plan administrators to address Y2K problems, where potential trouble spots loom for employee benefit plans and how to identify and remediate them. The book discusses what employers can do to protect their plans from Y2K-related problems of plan service providers and sponsors and features a detailed 'action plan' to identify and remediate Y2K problems. The book is written by attorneys expert in Y2K and employee benefit plan issues: Terrence Budd and Richard Wood of Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, David Oberdick and Tom Wettach of Titus and McConomy, and Cecilia Eytalis of McDermott, Will and Emery. For more than 25 years Thompson Publishing Group has been a leader in providing information about federal mandates to public and private sector employers. Thompson publishes more than 60 subscription publications.