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Lynn A. Blewett Peter Graven Jeanette Ziegenfuss Michael Davern 《Journal of Labor Research》2009,30(4):296-316
Health insurance coverage continues to be an important benefit of employment and employer-sponsored insurance is the most
prominent form of health coverage in the US. We examine trends in both employer and employee contributions to the costs of
health insurance premium between 2002 and 2005 and assess these contributions relative to changes in worker wages. We do this
for the US overall and for the 50 states plus the District of Columbia. We found a significant increase of 15.5% in the share
of total compensation going toward health benefits (from 12.3–14.2%) for workers with individual coverage and an increase
of 13.5% (from 20.6–23.4%) for workers with family coverage. Wages over this time period decreased 3.0% for workers with individual
coverage and increased 0.8% for workers with family coverage. 相似文献
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This paper focuses on patterns of post-apartheid learner migration between schools previously segregated along racial lines. South Africa’s shift away from cultural and linguistic isolationism and the ways this has impacted educational arrangements in this country, most particularly in relation to the language of learning and teaching, affects mathematics teaching and learning in complex ways. We focus on how changes in the demographic make-up of some schools have affected the teaching and learning of mathematics by drawing on two case study vignettes in historically different schools. The vignettes are used to illuminate our discussion and to raise key questions requiring further research. 相似文献
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