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Small Changes by Employers Can Raise Workers' Share of Health Costs
National Public Radio [NPR] Link to more items from this source
Sept. 16, 2015
"[W]orkers who get health coverage on the job may not see huge premium increases, significant hikes to deductibles or other out-of-pocket expenses. But there may be other less obvious changes that could make a real difference in coverage or costs ... Employers are focusing more sharply on employee wellness. And some employers are raising the bar for workers to qualify for incentives ... Premium increases for dependents, especially spouses who have health insurance available through their own jobs, are likely to be higher next year than for employee-only coverage."

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