Employer-Sponsored Healthcare: What If It Wasn’t Tied to Your Job?

Hosted by

Steve Boese

Co-Founder and Chief Data Officer of H3 HR Advisors and Program Chair, HR Technology Conference

About this episode

Employer-sponsored healthcare has been the foundation of the American workplace for more than 80 years. But is this reliance on employer-sponsored healthcare still the best model for today’s economy and workforce?

 

In the final episode of our series on the future of employee benefits, Steve explores the origins of employer-sponsored healthcare, why most developed countries take a different approach, and what could happen if the United States eventually moved toward a universal healthcare system. To learn more about how shifts in industry standards impact your team, check out our previous episodes covering the future of employee benefits on our main benefits overview page.

 

 

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