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Massachusetts firms pare costs elsewhere to pay for coverage

 |  By HealthLeaders Media Staff  
   July 24, 2009

As Congress considers requiring small businesses to provide health insurance for their employees, Massachusetts provides an example of how such a law affects companies. The 2006 Massachusetts universal health-insurance law requires businesses with 11 or more full-time employees to offer coverage or else pay a penalty of $295 per employee per year. While most companies have complied, many say they are cutting elsewhere to cover the cost.

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