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    Topic: Hourly employees/unpaid premiums

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    Jeff Call
    Jeff Call
    Hourly employees/unpaid premiums
    01-14-2015 / 9:26 pm    #1

    We are trying to come up with some policy recommendations and want to see what other companies do.

    At our company, we have a lot of hourly employees who work outside, and in the winter, are only able to work sporadically. With many of these employees now having health insurance, their premiums are piling up  as they are not getting the hours.

    Our thought is to set a limit on the max amount of unpaid premiums, then treat this as a reduction of hours, notify the insurance company to extend COBRA.

    Any thoughts on this? Would love to hear other options. 

    Judith Daughtry
    Judith Daughtry
    Re: Hourly employees/unpaid premiums
    02-15-2015 / 3:37 pm    #2

    Can you get the insurance company to direct bill the employee?  If so, the employee loses the pre-tax benefit, but it keeps you from being the bill collector. 



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