
|Articles|January 30, 2013
To Open Eyes, W-2s List Cost of Providing a Health Plan
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WASHINGTON — As workers open their W-2 forms this month, many will see a new box with information on the total cost of employer-sponsored health insurance coverage. To some, it will be a surprise, perhaps even a shock.
Workers often have little idea how much they and their employers are paying for coverage. In many cases, economists say, workers give up cash compensation to get and keep health benefits.
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Source: The New York Times
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