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Report Link Department of Labor Advises Professional Organization Plans Are MEWA's.
Ford & Harrison LLP - July 18, 2006
In a recent information letter to the Attorney General of the State of Nevada, the Department of Labor (DOL) has advised that a health care plan maintained by a professional employer organization (PEO), that covers employees of the PEO's client companies, is a multiple employer welfare arrangement (MEWA). The DOL reached this conclusion even though, under the terms of the arrangement between the PEO and its clients, the employees were "shared" by the PEO and its client employers, and even though the PEO was a "co-employer" of the employees for various statutory purposes.
Report Link Q's and A's: FILING THE FORM M-1.
Department of Labor - June 01, 2000
DOL's Question and Answer guide for filing form M-1. (MEWA is an employee welfare benefit plan which is established or maintained for the purpose of offering or providing a welfare benefit to the employees of two or more employers, or to their beneficiaries).

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