Health Insurance Costs Shifting To Workers

American Voicesworkplacehealth ISSUE 46•36 Sep 10, 2010

Employees paid an average of 14 percent more for family health coverage this year, while the amount contributed by their employers fell by 1 percent. What do you think?

  • “Good thing I'm no longer an employee." ”

    Lynn Dakarian –
    Systems Analyst

  • “That's fine. I've got perfect health and a perfect job! Thanks for stopping by to say hello!" ”

    Jan Kozlovsky –
    Recruiter

  • “If you don't like it, go to Canada, where you'll die on the street waiting for medical attention and not understanding a word people say as they walk by, one after another, kicking you in the stomach for being sick."”

    Warren Sackett –
    Pollster

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