by Dave Uebbing | Aug 27, 2025 | Everyday Ethics
By Mandy Cox Stories about in vitro fertilization (IVF) seem to be everywhere. This week, headlines celebrated the oldest baby ever born from a frozen embryo. Earlier this summer, people marveled at reports of so-called “three-parent babies.” And just recently, an...
by Dave Uebbing | Aug 27, 2025 | HR Conversations
By Mary Beth Barry For many Catholic employers, one of their greatest challenges is maintaining a strong Catholic culture in the workplace. You may have noticed a shift over the years toward a less Catholic employee base. If that is the case, you are not alone—many of...
by Dave Uebbing | Jun 9, 2025 | Current Affairs
The federal court in Fargo, North Dakota has found that a Biden-era HHS regulation and similar EEOC interpretations of Title VII require employers to cover gender transition services in their health plans, thus violating Catholic Benefits Association (CBA) members’...
by Dave Uebbing | May 28, 2025 | Everyday Ethics, Healthcare Insights
By Jason Coon & Mandy Cox In recent months, the Catholic Benefits Association (CBA) has seen a significant increase in requests from member organizations for guidance on a recurring and complex challenge: how to handle healthcare providers routinely prescribing...
by Dave Uebbing | May 27, 2025 | HR Conversations, Uncategorized
By Mary Beth Barry At CBA, we constantly strive to give our members resources and support so they can offer employee benefits that reflect Catholic values. One important way we do that is through our CBA Multiple Employer 401(k) Plan (MEP)—a retirement plan designed...
