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The reforms that President Obama is pushing for would not effect employers who currently offer health care. Although there is talk of implementing a minimum percentage requirement for employers to pay, the only way an employer would be affected now would be if they do not currently offer health insurance they would need to either pay a fine, contribute to their employer's health care insurance or offer an health insurance plan. That said, the reforms are aimed at controlling costs so in the long run, employers would pay considerably less.

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