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Is it unlawful for your employer to offer you money to get off the company insurance because your health condition is driving the premiums up they want me to get on my wifes plan instead.?
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∙ 13y ago
No, they are making you an offer - it is up to you if you choose to accept it or not. HOWEVER - it COULD be if they apply coercive pressure into trying to convince you to do so.
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