Business Community Participation in Health Reform: The Massachusetts Experience
This report funded in part by the Foundation explains how and why Massachusetts business leaders became involved in health reform and the difference their engagement has made and presents the perspectives of individual entrepreneurs, business owners and executives on how Massachusetts health reform has affected their companies, their employees and the overall business climate in Massachusetts. (September 2012)
Employer Fair Share Contribution
Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development website provides general information, regulations, and references regarding employer obligations under Massachusetts health reform.
After The Mandates: Massachusetts Employers Continue To Support Health Reform As More Firms Offer Coverage
Health Affairs article by Jon Gabel, Heidi Whitmore, Jeremy Pickreign, Will Sellheim, Shova KC, and Valerie Bassett on how employers responded to Massachusetts health reform, based on a 2008 survey of employers conducted after the individual mandate and employer “fair share” requirement took effect. (October 2008)
Report From Massachusetts: Employers Largely Support Health Care Reform, And Few Signs Of Crowd-Out Appear
Health Affairs article by Jon Gabel, Heidi Whitmore, and Jeremy Pickreign on how employers responded to early implementation of Massachusetts health reform, based on a 2007 survey of employers. (November 2007)