>>Which still leads to pressure to get rid of those employees.
Can you give a source to this statement or is this an ad hominem?
>>but I don't think that's the case for most?
Great question, generally the larger the company the better the case for self funding. Keep in mind there are different types of self funding, such as graded funding and level funding. Most employees on employer based health insurance are likely to be on a self funded chassis however that is changing. Not all states provide that data, without that, it's hard to pinpoint an exact number of how many is on what chassis.
Can you give a source to this statement or is this an ad hominem?
>>but I don't think that's the case for most?
Great question, generally the larger the company the better the case for self funding. Keep in mind there are different types of self funding, such as graded funding and level funding. Most employees on employer based health insurance are likely to be on a self funded chassis however that is changing. Not all states provide that data, without that, it's hard to pinpoint an exact number of how many is on what chassis.