Low-income workers and families struggle with premium contributions

Autor: Matthews, Alex, Lucia, Laurel

This is the fifth post in the Labor Center’s blog series “Rising Health Care Costs in California: A Worker Issue.” As described in the last blog post, premiums for job-based…

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Job-based coverage is less common among workers who are Black or Latino, low-wage, immigrants, and young adults

Autor: Lee, Kevin, Lucia, Laurel, Graham-Squire, Dave, Dietz, Miranda

This is the third post in the Labor Center’s blog series “Rising Health Care Costs in California: A Worker Issue.” Job-based coverage remains the most common form of health coverage…

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Job-Based Coverage Insures Less Than Half of Nonelderly Californians in 2011

Autor: Lavarreda, Shana Alex, Snyder, Sophie

Publikováno v: Lavarreda, Shana Alex; & Snyder, Sophie. (2012). Job-Based Coverage Insures Less Than Half of Nonelderly Californians in 2011. UCLA: UCLA Center for Health Policy Research. Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/5rz2d8zk

The distribution of health insurance in California changed dramatically after two years of high unemployment, from 2009 to 2011. According to data from the annual California Health Interview Survey, just under half of all nonelderly Californians in 2

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