How the 1954 Tax Code Created Modern Health Benefits
In 1954, Congress passed a revolutionary tax provision that would transform employer-sponsored health insurance, creating a $250 billion annual tax exclusion affecting 56% of Americans.
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How the 1954 Tax Code Created Modern Health Benefits
In 1954, Congress passed a revolutionary tax provision that would transform employer-sponsored health insurance, creating a $250 billion annual tax exclusion affecting 56% of Americans.
How the Civil Rights Act Transformed Workplace Benefits
In 1964, Congress passed landmark legislation that revolutionized workplace equality, creating unprecedented protections for 40 million American workers across race, color, religion, and national origin.
When Companies Built Entire Communities for Workers
In the early 1900s, industrial giants created entire towns to house and support workers, pioneering a radical approach to employee welfare that transformed American labor relations.
How To Accurately Complete an Employee Census for Insurance Quotes
Learn how to accurately complete an employee census form for health insurance quotes. This step-by-step guide breaks down employee relationships, coverage types, and common mistakes to avoid.
When Workers First Fought for Their Rights: The Birth of Labor Protections
In the 1800s, pioneering labor activists transformed workplace safety, creating the first organized movements to protect workers from dangerous industrial conditions and exploitation.
Health Insurance Costs, Explained: A Clear Guide to Premiums, Deductibles & More
Confused by premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket maximums? This guide breaks down the most important health insurance terms, walks through an example, and shows how to pick a plan that won’t cost you more than it should.