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Employment and Health Benefits: A Connection at Risk
Which of the following best describes the reason you or your family member chose not to change jobs? (November 1991 survey)
Prospective employer did not offer health benefits
26%
You or someone in your family had a medical condition the prospective employer's health plan did not cover
9
Health benefits provided less coverage than you or a family member had previously
24
The prospective employer's health plan cost too much
19
None of these
20
For your own health care and that of your family, which of the following is your biggest concern? (December 1991 survey)
Cost
49%
Quality
36
Access and availability
12
Everything/all
1
For society as a whole, what do you think the biggest problem in health care is? (December 1991 survey)
Cost
79%
Access and availability
13
Quality
6
In the last few years, has your health insurance coverage? (November 1991 survey)
Gotten better overall
16%
Gotten worse overall
24
Which best describes your satisfaction with your health benefits? (November 1991 survey)
Satisfied
64%
Would rather have additional health benefits and less salary
20
Would rather have additional salary and fewer health benefits
7
How much more money would you or your family member's employer have to give you each year to make you willing to give up your current employer-provided health benefits? (September 1991 EBRI/Gallup survey)
