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myStockOptions.com, a primary resource on equity compensation for employees, reached its 15-year milestone on June 22.

Under pressure from the SEC, the NYSE and the NASDAQ are considering changes in their current rules for shareholder approval of option grants.

The Nasdaq stock exchange has passed a rule that would require more stock option plans to seek shareholder approval. The New York Stock Exchange is expected to follow suit with similar rules.

Preliminary results from the 2007 "Trends in Equity Compensation" survey by the National Association of Stock Plan Professionals and Deloitte show that employee stock purchase plans (ESPPs) have become somewhat more conservative in response to accounting rule changes that became fully effective i

The 2010 National Association of Stock Plan Professionals/Deloitte Consulting "Trends and Analysis from the 2010 Domestic Stock Plan Design Survey" shows some decline in broad-based stock plans but demonstrates that these plans are still alive and well, with at least 25% of non-exempt employees e

The Global Equity Organization (GEO) is hosting the first National Equity Compensation Forum in Scottsdale, Arizona on September 14-16.

In an op-ed picked up by newspapers around the country (see, for example, the Journal Times [Racine, WI]),

In The 2017 Worker Cooperative State of the Sector Report (registration required), the Democracy at Work Institute and the U.S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives share the results of their survey of worker cooperatives.

On February 1, the evening NBC News Now is running the story “When workers are owners, they often get better benefits and a chance to build wealth.

The election for the NCEO’s board of directors opens today. Members in good standing of the NCEO will receive an email late tonight with a link to a confidential electronic ballot. Directors will be selected through this election and by appointment by the existing board.