Re: The Sad Case of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Yes - more precisely stated.
edit: What Rover is suggesting is that the companies would be able to pay BELOW market value for the employees - if today's compensation (pay + benefits) represents the market value and the companies are no longer have paying the benefits side, then the companies would be paying less than market value, so that is an unstable situation, which would correct itself by increases in pay.
Originally posted by FreshFish
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edit: What Rover is suggesting is that the companies would be able to pay BELOW market value for the employees - if today's compensation (pay + benefits) represents the market value and the companies are no longer have paying the benefits side, then the companies would be paying less than market value, so that is an unstable situation, which would correct itself by increases in pay.
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