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Your boss is presumably a high-value employee at a prosperous company. They will have good health insurance, but that’s not the norm for most people. When I wo
by pavlov 2y ago
Your boss is presumably a high-value employee at a prosperous company. They will have good health insurance, but that’s not the norm for most people.
When I worked for Facebook in the US, it was conspicuous how doctors would run extra tests on me because the health insurance was paying for everything and anything. That’s not balanced either because less fortunate people pay for that in their insurance premiums.
- nxm 2y agoCompanies negotiate for all employees without tiers for „high value” employees. What do you consider the norm? 90%+ of Americans have some form of health insurance. I don’t have a bad one, but it’s not as great as some public sector employees do. Am I in the norm? If so, that’s ok
- btylke 2y agoWhile companies may negotiate for all employees, the percentage of the cost covered can be tiered, and some employees will pay less for better plans.
- Cumpiler69 2y ago>Your boss is presumably a high-value employee at a prosperous company. The company he worked at in Germany was even more prosperous yet had worse healthcare there. What's the deal?