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Employment During the 2001-2003 Recovery -- An Analysis with Reference to Employee Benefits (PDF)
U.S. Congressional Budget Office [CBO] 
Aug. 8, 2005
23 pages. Excerpt: Employers' costs for benefits, especially for health insurance, have grown rapidly over the past several years (see Figure 10).17 Such costs are essentially fixed per worker regardless of thenumber of hours worked, provided that the worker meets a minimum threshold for hours worked. Thus, any increase in those costs will induce some employers seeking to boost output to extend the hours of their current workforce rather than to hire additional workers.
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