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Expect major changes in employee benefits: more than 50% surveyed say legislation coming under Clinton. (workers compensation policy) (Special Section: Employee Benefits)

St. Louis Business Journal

| December 21, 1992 | Dwyer, Joe, III | COPYRIGHT 1985 American City Business Journals, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

St. Louis executives think it is more than twice as likely that major legislation affecting employee benefits will be enacted under the Clinton administration, according to a recent survey.

The survey -- "Business, Benefits and the Clinton Presidency" -- was conducted last month by the Clayton office of W F Corroon. The results have been made available exclusively to the St. Louis Business Journal.

W F Corroon is a national human resources and employee benefits consulting firm with 108 employees in St. Louis.

The company specializes in the areas of health, welfare and retirement benefit plan design; flexible compensation; actuarial services; executive …

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