AFL-CIO. Costs Have Been Eating Up More and More of Our PAYCHECKS.

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AFL-CIO

Costs Have Been Eating Up More and More of Our PAYCHECKS

And LOWERING Our Standard of Living

Heres Why It Hurts Premium Costs Rising Faster Than Wages or Inflation 2006 Kaiser Family Foundation Survey

Americas Health Care Spending Will Almost Double IN 10 YEARS Per Person Health Care Spending, U.S. Average Health Affairs , 2007

Were Feeling the Squeeze And So Are Our Employers Annual Premium Costs for Family Coverage Kaiser Family Foundation Surveys,

As Costs Soar, More and More of Us Lose Insurance U.S. Census Bureau; Health Affairs Web Exclusive, 2/21/07 In Millions

Employer Coverage Is Drying Up Especially for Early Retirees EMPLOYERS THAT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR RETIREES Kaiser Family Foundation; Health Research and Education Trust 65% 35%