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Current Trends and Future Outlook for Retiree Health Benefits
Section 1 Exhibits: Coverage and Health Plan Options
Exhibits 1-4
Exhibit 1: Percentage of Large Private-Sector Employers Offering Retiree Health Benefits to Selected Individuals
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Exhibit 2: Percentage of Large Private-Sector Employers Offering Retiree Health Benefits to Union and Non-Union Employees
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Exhibit 3: Percentage of Large Private-Sector Employers Providing Retirees with a Choice of Health Plans
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Exhibit 4: Type of Health Plans Offered to Retirees by Large Private-Sector Employers
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Publish Date: 2004-12-14
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