Contributions to Health Insurance Premiums: When Does the Employer Pay 100 Percent?
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- U.S. Census Bureau
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Overview: Employer contribution levels vary across firms, and tight labor markets, unionization, and political pressures have often influenced the share of premiums paid by employers and employees. The exclusion of employer paid health insurance from employee taxable income is another factor that influences employer contributions to health insurance premiums. This paper will examine those establishments that continued to pay 100 percent of health insurance premiums for their employees, despite increased medical care and insurance costs.
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Format: PDF | Size: 116KB | Date: Jan 2005 | Pages: 18
