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« on: July 13, 2014, 10:18:33 PM »

No.

Should an employer be able to not provide health insurance coverage?  I believe so - there's no fundamental reason to require the two to be linked. Therefore they should be able to provide partial coverage also, so long as they are up front about it.

I suppose the difference is that many would rule out a job that wouldn't provide any health care, but may overlook the fine print and/or not expect to need chemotherapy (or another procedure for instance) before hiring.

That said, health care should not be employer-based.
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