Data: Bureau of Labor Statistics; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon/Axios When the coronavirus forced businesses to tell their employees not to work, most kept paying at least some of those workers’ wages — but not their health insurance premiums. Why it matters: Millions of people have lost their income and their health care coverage at the same time during this pandemic, which could…
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