I pay $600/month for my "employer provided" health insurance
I pay $600/month for my "employer provided" health insurance
idk man I just need to vent i guess
my employer "provides" health insurance in exchange for my time and labor, and for that great privilege they take $600 out of my paycheck every month (covers me, my wife, and our 1yo son)
that's half our monthly mortgage payment; it's 2/3 our monthly grocery bill
why?
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This is madness. Where I’m from, we have a nationalised healthcare system and yet my employer offers private healthcare coverage for no additional cost to myself (free)!
yeah that sounds like an employer actually providing a benefit in exchange for you working for them
You're dumb as a rock. And so is the yurobro.
In those European countries the employee often costs 20-30% more than their stated salary.
There's absolutely no such thing as "my employer gives me extra insurance free of charge". It's not free. They're paying for it.
As I worked for a small startup I know all the numbers. I received X gross on paper, the company had expenses of 1.2X, and I got 0.6X on my bank account. Oh boy, gotta love those "free" health insurances, unemployment benefits, paid sick days etc.
That's wonderful. Where is this, if it's not too personal, if it is, no worries.
The United Kingdom (and hilariously, it’s an American company that employs me and gives me private healthcare).
Private health care is very different in the UK. If you’re ever in serious ill health, or need anything remotely risky private healthcare will tell you to go to the NHS. It’s mostly GPs with nicer offices and NHS consultants moonlighting.
😂. I'm happy for you. Eat. Them.