June 14, 2010
Health insurance benefit costs in private industry, March 2010
Employer costs per hour worked for health insurance, private industry workers, by occupation, union status, and industry, March 2010
Class of worker |
Health insurance benefit costs (per hour worked) |
Occupational group |
|
Management, professional, and related |
$3.03 |
Natural resources, construction, and maintenance |
$2.49 |
Production, transportation, and material moving |
$2.34 |
Sales and office |
$1.87 |
Service |
$0.92 |
Bargaining unit status |
|
Union |
$4.38 |
Nonunion |
$1.82 |
Industry group |
|
Goods-producing industries |
$2.88 |
Service-providing industries |
$1.92 |
These data featured in the TED article, Health insurance benefit costs in private industry, March 2010.
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