Health insurance for state employees could struggle to remain solvent if premiums not increased
A new report from Florida TaxWatch has detailed how the state could face big deficits if it does not increase the premiums paid by state employees for health insurance. According to the report, Florida offers comprehensive health benefits through the State Group Insurance Program (SGIP), which is available to current and former state employees, their…
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