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President-elect Obama, take note: A pre-election survey by Buck Consultants finds that U.S. employers want to continue to provide health coverage to their employees, but are against a government mandate to do so.
Most employers favor a health-care system similar to what already exists, but adding:
o a safety net for the uninsured.
o a continuing, and potentially expanded, role for consumer-driven health plans.
o a national promotion of health and wellness.
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