Working-age Americans who get health insurance through their jobs will soon confront an unpleasant fact– the largest health insurance rate increases since 2010.. Employers in recent years have tried to shield employees from rising insurance costs, said Beth Umland, Mercer's director of research for health and benefits. About 4 million-plus consumers…
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