Legal battle over health costs could change workplace benefits
An emerging legal battle over workplace health insurance could empower employees to fight back against high costs and put new pressure on their employers.Why it matters: Workers fed up with rising health care costs, which also eat into their wages, are filing lawsuits aiming to hold employers accountable for cutting what they say are bad deals with firms that manage their health…
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