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I’m not really sure what that proves though. Each employee almost certainly saw the amount the employer was contributing when they selected their insurance plan
by tshaddox 5y ago
I’m not really sure what that proves though. Each employee almost certainly saw the amount the employer was contributing when they selected their insurance plan. If they forgot that amount and later guessed a much lower amount, what does that demonstrate?
- lowercased 5y ago> Each employee almost certainly saw the amount the employer was contributing when they selected their insurance plan I've never seen that happen, ever, in 25+ years of being in the working world in the US. Not saying it never happens, but I've not seen it, and after asking around, no one I know has seen that info.
- mrtranscendence 5y agoFor what it's worth, my employer does make a bit of a production about how much they pay for our insurance. They make us all look at a document that gives a figure that includes our salary and benefits, plus a breakdown. I guess the point is to make us more appreciative in the face of rising costs? That said, I don't remember the amounts being clear at the time I chose a plan, though maybe they were.