BNET Industries
Market Cap:$1.9B
Last Fiscal Year Sales:$1.7B
- Public
- US
Dow Jones Description
Watson Wyatt simplifies the messy world of human resources. Founded in 1878 as actuarial firm R Watson & Sons, and headquartered in Arlington, VA, Watson Wyatt Worldwide (NYSE: WW) provides consulting on human resources issues. The company offers solutions in three groups: Benefits, Technology Solutions, and Human Capital. It has exertise in retirement plans, benefits services, employee management, compensation, disability, and HR procedure streamlining. It operates from over 90 offices in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. The company has annual revenue of about 737.42 million and employs about 3,875 people. In August 2005 Watson Wyatt & Company acquired the assets and assumed the liabilities of European-based Watson Wyatt LLP. In January 2006 it changed its name to Watson Wyatt Worldwide.
Number of Employees 6,235
Peer Companies
NAICS Code Human Resources Consulting Services: 541612
Recent Events
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Watson Wyatt Worldwide Announces Regular Quarterly Dividend
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EU mergers and takeovers (Nov 30)
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Watson Wyatt, Towers Perrin detail merger background
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Cisco Net Falls 18%; Time Warner Sales Up
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Watson Wyatt Q1 Net Profit Down, Adj. EPS Beats Estimates; Guides Q1 Below Estimates; Backs...
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Watson Wyatt Announces Earnings Release Date and Conference Call for First Quarter Fiscal 2010
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Watson Wyatt Earnings Fall, but Beat Expectations
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IDA seeks to keep Towers Perrin in county
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Business in the Burbs: Towers Perrin gets IDA offer to stay in Westchester
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Towers Perrin and Watson Wyatt to Combine, Form 'Towers Watson'
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Towers Perrin, Watson Wyatt to Merge
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Concerns Brew About Integration of Watson Wyatt, Towers Perrin
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REFILE-Bank of America promotes two M&A bankers
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UPDATE 1-US consultants Towers Perrin, Watson Wyatt to merge
News & Analysis
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KATHRYN YATES.(Spotlight: Women to Watch)(Watson Wyatt Worldwide)(Interview)(Brief article)
Communication Global Practice Director Watson Wyatt Worldwide Chicago Kathryn Yates has been helping organizations manage change, effectively communicate with employees on benefit issues and increase overall employee engagement. Ms. Yates foc Communication Global Practice Director ...
Watson Wyatt, Quest join to analyze health plans.(Watson Wyatt Worldwide)(Quest Analytics L.L.C)(Brief Article)
ARLINGTON, Va.-Watson Wyatt Worldwide has entered into a strategic partnership with software firm Quest Analytics L.L.C. aimed at allowing Watson Wyatt to better help client companies make health care decisions involving provider quality. Appleton ARLINGTON, Va.-Watson Wyatt Worldwide has entered into a strategic...
Medical Benefits and Cost Sharing Trends, 2000-2003
There has been much discussion in recent years about increasing the financial tension on consumers at the point where they purchase medical care. Consumer driven health plans CDHPs have emerged that require higher cost sharing at point of purchase combined with decision support systems intended to help consumers purchase medical...
Federal Policy Options to Support a System of Employment-Based Health Insurance
The majority of Americans obtain their health insurance through an employment-based system, with decision-making about the purchase and delivery of health care shared among the consumer, the health care provider and the employer-sponsored plan. This paper explores the barriers of the individual health insurance market and concludes that it does...
The Future of Retiree Health Benefits in Higher Education in the United States
Employer provision of health insurance for retirees arose somewhat accidentally several decades ago when many employers did not understand the nature of the commitment they were making. Over the decades, all employer-sponsored health benefits have been subject to high rates of cost inflation. That phenomenon in combination with the common...
The Impact of Legislation on the Provision of Health-Related Benefits to Employees
Conducting business is a progressively risky thing to do. Employers are only too aware of the burden of regulation on all areas of activity, and the provision and management of benefit programmes for employees in ill health is no exception. This paper is not an exhaustive summary of the legislation...
Maureen E. Cotter; Global Practice Director-Group & Health Care Benefits, Watson Wyatt Worldwide, Southfield, Mich.(35 Rising Stars)(Brief Article)
Age: 42 Achievements: Maureen Cotter began her career with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Michigan in 1983 and eventually became a team leader in national accounts for the health insurer. Ms. Cotter joined Watson Wyatt Worldwide in 1996 and has s Age:...
Prevention can head off absences.(Watson Wyatt Worldwide report)(Brief Article)
In a recent survey tracking disability management, Watson Wyatt Worldwide, a human-resources company based in New York City, found that employers that took some simple steps to manage illnesses and injuries were able to reduce absence rates from 5.3 In a recent survey tracking disability...
Benefit Satisfaction Lags For Health Plans.(Watson Wyatt Worldwide survey)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Just 12 percent of employee benefit managers responding to a recent survey by Watson Wyatt Worldwide say their organizations get excellent results from their health plans in terms of employee satisfaction. Only 13 percent got excellent outcomes in te Just 12 percent of employee benefit managers...
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