cbg or beth3, need clarification
What is the name of your state? n/a
In previous posts, cbg said that except in Hawaii an employer has no obiligation to provide health insurance and that if dependent coverage is offered to one dependent (wife) it has to be offered to all dependent wives. (all of this in non-union setting)
I need clarification. If insurance is offered to employees but not offered to one employee after the 90 day trial period, is this legal?
(An associate of mine, a legal nurse consultant, asked me this question and we are having difficulty finding a definitive law.)
Thank you!
EC
What is the name of your state? n/a
In previous posts, cbg said that except in Hawaii an employer has no obiligation to provide health insurance and that if dependent coverage is offered to one dependent (wife) it has to be offered to all dependent wives. (all of this in non-union setting)
I need clarification. If insurance is offered to employees but not offered to one employee after the 90 day trial period, is this legal?
(An associate of mine, a legal nurse consultant, asked me this question and we are having difficulty finding a definitive law.)
Thank you!
EC
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