- “The overwhelming majority (90%) of employers believe health care reform will increase their organization’s health care benefit costs;”
- Nearly nine in ten firms (88%) plan to pass increased costs from the law on to their employees through higher premiums;
- Nearly three in four firms (74%) plan to pass the law’s higher costs on to their employees by changing plan options, restricting eligibility, or increasing deductibles or co-pays;
- More than one in ten firms plan to pass on the law’s higher costs by reducing employment (12%) or reducing employer contributions to retirement plans like 401(k)s (11%);
- Of those firms offering coverage, 43% are “likely to eliminate or reduce retiree medical programs” as a result of the law’s enactment
Thursday, May 27, 2010
How Large Employers Plan to Respond to ObamaCare
This is a Chris Jacobs report on a new Towers Watson study:
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