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May 15, 2006
Employees In Small Firms Pay 18 Percent More For Health Insurance When Adjusted For Value Of Plan
Employees in the smallest firms (1-9 workers) pay an average 18% more in health insurance premiums than those in the largest firms (1,000+ workers), when actuarial value--the percentage of total medical expenses paid by a health plan--is taken into account, a new Commonwealth Fund-supported study finds. [click link for full
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Posted by Rob at May 15, 2006 02:14 PM
