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SPOTLIGHT: Employer coverage not dead yet
December 18, 2006 — 7:01pm ET
While nobody's suggesting that employer-sponsored health coverage is perfect, employees haven't lost faith in it yet. According to a new survey released by The Wall Street Journal and polling firm Harris Interactive, most adults feel reasonably confident that their coverage will meet their needs next year, though more than a third expect to see their premiums go up. Few are opting for consumer-driven options, however. Release
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