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Ohio Family Health Premiums Required More Hours of Work
Ohio employer family health premiums required more hours of worker pay in 2025 than in 2008.
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What This Graphic Shows
The graphic converts Ohio family premiums into hours of an Ohio worker's pay: 568.1 hours in 2008 versus 744.1 hours in 2025.
Key Takeaway
On this hours-of-work measure, family health premiums became less affordable over the period.
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Last Verified:
September 21, 2026
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Ohio Common Ground Research Center
What Became More — and Less — Affordable Since 2000
September 10, 2026
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