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5 hours ago ago from Gold Speculator
Many Americans receive healthcare insurance through their employer. While most do see a payroll deduction for premiums, far more of the cost is hidden: Employers pay an average of 70% of healthcare insurance premiums as a "benefit". As Ezra Klein writes in The Washington Post ( here ), this "benefit" is in fact a reduction in pay. Klein proposes that should be shown on the pay stub. The cost to the individual should be made clear. If ...
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12 hours ago ago from BusinessBrief.com
You've got a friend in the union hall when it comes to at least one aspect of healthcare reform. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and various unions have signed off on their opposition to the proposed 40% excise tax on so-called health plans those whose premiums exceed $8,500 for individuals and $23,000 for families. Under the proposal, the tax would be levied on insurance companies that offer such plans and on employers who ...
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13 hours ago ago from Small Business Blog
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4 hours ago ago from Health Blog
According to a recent report by Hewitt Associates, a global human resources consulting and outsourcing company, we can be thankful that most employers' operations are stable for 2010 will increase the salary and bonus payments. In this survey, 19 Released in November, 555 major employers found that base salary increases for exempt employees, depending on nonexempt and nonunion hourly employees are expected, 2.5% in 2010, slightly reduced from ...
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16 hours ago ago from Employee leasing
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