Table I.A.2.h(2014) Percent of private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by health insurance offers to retirees by selected characteristics: United States, 2014
Characteristics Insurance to retirees under 65 Insurance to retirees 65 and over
United States 11.6%    10.3%   
Firm size
Less than 50 employees 1.6%    2.2%   
50+ employees 22.1%    18.8%   
Less than 10 employees 1.4%    2.0%   
10-24 employees 1.5%    2.4%   
25-99 employees 2.4%    2.9%   
100-999 employees 6.6%    7.1%   
1000+ employees 32.5%    26.8%   
Industry group **
Agric., fish., forest. 4.3% * 4.7% *
Mining and manufacturing 9.1%    7.9%   
Construction 2.0%    1.6% *
Utilities and transp. 26.8%    17.1%   
Wholesale trade 10.6%    8.5%   
Fin. svs. and real estate 23.1%    21.2%   
Retail trade 11.8%    9.8%   
Professional services 8.5%    8.2%   
Other services 8.8%    8.6%   
Ownership
For profit, incorporated 13.2%    11.5%   
For profit, unincorporated 6.6%    6.9%   
Nonprofit 7.3%    6.9%   
Age of firm
Less than 5 years 0.7% * 1.7% *
5-9 years 1.1%    1.1%   
10-19 years 2.6%    2.4%   
20 or more years 16.6%    14.6%   
Multi/single status
2 or more locations 22.2%    18.8%   
1 location only 1.5%    2.3%   
Percent full-time employees
Less than 25% 3.9%    6.4%   
25-49 % 11.4%    10.0%   
50-74 % 10.4%    9.6%   
75% or more 12.6%    10.9%   
Union presence
No union employees 6.9%    6.6%   
Has union employees 40.4%    34.9%   
Unknown 26.5%    20.3%   
Percent low wage employees
50% or more low-wage 11.0%    9.9%   
Less than 50% low-wage 11.8%    10.4%   

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2014 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.

Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.

* Figure does not meet standard of reliability or precision.

** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.

Retiree estimates for years prior to 2011 are provided in Table I.A.2.e for those earlier years.

 

Table I.A.2.h(2014) Standard error for percent of private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by health insurance offers to retirees by selected characteristics: United States, 2014
Characteristics Insurance to retirees under 65 Insurance to retirees 65 and over
United States 0.42%    0.41%   
Firm size
Less than 50 employees 0.21%    0.26%   
50+ employees 0.79%    0.77%   
Less than 10 employees 0.28%    0.35%   
10-24 employees 0.36%    0.49%   
25-99 employees 0.35%    0.39%   
100-999 employees 0.62%    0.64%   
1000+ employees 1.20%    1.18%   
Industry group **
Agric., fish., forest. 2.07% * 2.17% *
Mining and manufacturing 1.03%    1.05%   
Construction 0.56%    0.65% *
Utilities and transp. 2.70%    2.22%   
Wholesale trade 1.26%    1.20%   
Fin. svs. and real estate 1.74%    1.73%   
Retail trade 0.96%    0.88%   
Professional services 0.66%    0.65%   
Other services 1.02%    0.99%   
Ownership
For profit, incorporated 0.53%    0.51%   
For profit, unincorporated 0.95%    1.01%   
Nonprofit 0.73%    0.73%   
Age of firm
Less than 5 years 0.39% * 0.69% *
5-9 years 0.31%    0.32%   
10-19 years 0.48%    0.43%   
20 or more years 0.61%    0.60%   
Multi/single status
2 or more locations 0.80%    0.78%   
1 location only 0.20%    0.25%   
Percent full-time employees
Less than 25% 0.84%    1.06%   
25-49 % 1.25%    1.22%   
50-74 % 1.14%    1.13%   
75% or more 0.53%    0.52%   
Union presence
No union employees 0.40%    0.40%   
Has union employees 2.20%    2.19%   
Unknown 1.82%    1.65%   
Percent low wage employees
50% or more low-wage 0.87%    0.84%   
Less than 50% low-wage 0.49%    0.49%   

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2014 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.

Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.

* Figure does not meet standard of reliability or precision.

** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.

Retiree estimates for years prior to 2011 are provided in Table I.A.2.e for those earlier years.