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When we were a smaller group, we had to forbid it, because otherwise our group wasn't large enough to qualify for a group plan.
by etchalon 5y ago
When we were a smaller group, we had to forbid it, because otherwise our group wasn't large enough to qualify for a group plan.
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- phil21 5y agoThis is very strange, it's not even remotely rare to decline employer coverage - probably half my team either has their spouse on our company coverage, or no company coverage since they are covered by their spouse.
- notch656a 5y agoIn my jurisdiction this practice (forced insurance) would almost certainly be illegal if any unauthorized payroll deduction were included.
- etchalon 5y agoIt's not rare. About 1/3 of my team has declined coverage now. But when were six people, and the minimum for BCBS to cover us was six people, we asked everyone to commit to the coverage so we could do it.