There are federal rules that require an employer to treat all employees who are similar (i.e. work 30 hours a week) the same for benefits. In addition, if it is a group plan, the insurer would require the employer to enroll everyone who qualifies and to have one set of rules for who qualifies.
That said, there are ways to accomplish the goal legally. For example, there are no laws about how an employer decides how much to pay someone. The group plan might cost everyone $50 a week. The employer can pay the person enough is his/her salary to cover that, so that in effect, the person is getting the group plan for "free".
Similarly, the employer can pay the person a salary that coincidentally includes the cost of a non-group (exchange or individual) plan. All of this is perfectly legal IF the wages are taxed like every other dollar the person earns. (I suppose other employees could sue for wage discrimination, but that is an entirely different issue.)
The IRS recently published a piece (http://www.irs.gov/uac/Newsroom/Employer-Health-Care-Arrangements) clarifying that an employer cannot use untaxed dollars to buy an employee's individual health insurance plan. An employer cannot "send" his employees to the exchange, and then pay their health insurance costs with pre-tax dollars.
No it can have eligibility limitations as setup by the business structure. For example some only offer insurance for full-time employees and others hve a longer waiting period for part-time employees
An employer can choose not to pay for health insurance for any employees but can not discriminate by paying for some employees in a qualified class and not others.
There are no state or federal laws that require your employer to offer health insurance. They can decide to offer plans to full time employees only. They can decide to offer to salaried employees only.
Most companies offer insurance coverage to their full time employees. Others can get insurance by calling a local insurance agent. Pick a reputable insurance company.
No, if they are similiary situated individuals. It could be done by class - say management vs. salaried For more details http://www.steveshorr.com/dictionary.htm#Similarly_Situated_Non-COBRA_Beneficiaries
Genworth is an insurance company that provides life and health insurance and others forms of financial assistance like retirement to consumers and businesses.
Infinity insurance is a company Located in Alabama this company offers property & casualty insurance that will serve you with one on one claim service and they have many great employees that are ready and able to process your claims. This company also offers you the ability to have you automobile insurance with the same company so that you do not have to search others that will give you one insurance but not the other you do not have to search others that will give you one insurance but not the other. The infinity website is so simple to use everywhere you look they have a way for you to contact an agent.
Yes insurance is an independent company which offers a range of products and services. Some include: auto insurance, home insurance, business insurance, liability insurance life insurance and health insurance among others.
Some companies that offer affordable health care are Blue Cross and the CHIP program. Blue Cross is an affordable health insurance company for adults with low paying jobs .The CHIP program insures children from broken homes that have no way of receiving insurance from their parents.
Health insurance quotes are estimates of costs of health insurance. Some can be for vision, personal, family, business, and many others. There are many companies that offer these.
The company Esurance provides its customers with insurance services. They offer direct-to-consumer personal car insurance. Esurance also provides home, renters, life, health, motorcycle and pet insurance among others.
Health insurance quotes are estimates of costs of health insurance. Some can be for vision, personal, family, business, and many others. There are many companies that offer these.