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Employer health plan costs expected to increase in 2023: Willis

September 20, 2022 Reprints

All signs are pointing toward significantly higher health costs in the employer market next year, which will translate into larger-than-normal premium increases, Axios reports. Employers will have to choose between taking the hit or passing the added cost to their employees – a decision that's particularly difficult in a tight labor market.

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