Do full time jobs have to offer health insurance?

As of right now, employers do not need to offer health insurance to anyone. This is strictly a voluntary benefit.

No, they don't - it's entirely up to the employer. But if that's what you're looking for, you need to make sure that benefits are included with the position, when you interview, before you accept an offer.

Not all employers offer the same benefits and deductibles, you will have to ask at the time of your interview about the health insurance benefits the company provides.

In most states, it is up to the employer. There might be one or two states where it is required.

There are no legal requirements for any company to offer employee benefits. Every company is different. Some offer and some don't. Don't be scared to ask...unless you are ok with working for free...I'm sure the interviewer doesn't work for free, so they would be a hypocrite to think negatively about a question about the compensation.

It depends on the job that you are applying for. Most jobs do offer some type of health insurance but it earthier coast a lot for you to have it, or it dose not pay enough and you have to pay way more out of your pocket. what kind of health insurance are you looking to get because thier are a couple of good health insurance on line because i just got dental and health and they where really cheap but it was just on me but for the family ones they where cheap to

Do not even consider asking during the interview about salary or health insurance. This is taboo and will cost you the job. Wait for the phone call with the job offer to ask about benefits. /

That's a good question and worth asking at a job interview. More and more employers don't offer health insurance. You definitely need to know whether a job provides it. If it doesn't you'll need a higher salary to pay for your own insurance.

Not all offer it, do not except a job if they do not they are trying to get out of any male practices.