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MyOwnPeace

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1. It certain would
Mon Jun 3, 2019, 06:16 PM
Jun 2019

level the playing field - companies that offer health plans and ones that don't can get different people for different reasons.
If someone needs health coverage then the "do-not-offers" are perhaps denied a qualified worker.
And, of course, the opposite is also true: someone who's covered on a family or spousal policy doesn't need the coverage and can use that bargaining chip as a plus.

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