6 pages. Excerpt: [T]he Association is concerned that the leading bills in Congress as written would dramatically increase the cost of health care in the U.S. by expanding access at a rate much faster and a scope much broader than they would address the failures that are driving our nation's health care cost and quality problems. The result of the imbalance between savings and new spending will be new burdens on an already challenged economy. As senior human resource executives, the Association's members are very concerned about the impact of policy changes on job creation and employment trends in the United States, and that some proposals could significantly erode employer-based coverage.  MORE >>