O papel das empresas e do trabalho organizado na manutenção do seguro de saúde privado nos Estados Unidos
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https://doi.org/10.23925/1806-9029.36i1(65)67234Keywords:
health insurance coverage, occupational health insurance plans, organized labor, business, affordable care act, medicare for all, health benefits, Employment Retirement Income SecurityAbstract
As empresas e o trabalho organizado nos EUA têm estado historicamente envolvidos no seguro de saúde através do emprego, na ausência de um sistema de saúde universal. Este sistema de saúde baseado no emprego continua a ser a forma dominante de cobertura para os americanos hoje, embora a sua importância tenha vindo a diminuir a longo prazo. Ao longo da última década e após a aprovação da Lei de Cuidados Acessíveis, os empregadores e os sindicatos têm por vezes desafiado o sistema. Mas a convergência para um sistema universal será provavelmente um processo longo.
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