If someone lied to you in the orientation, and you kept working for the company, you don't understand anything.
By the way, life isn't fair, whinging about it is stupid.
So by your logic, hypothetical situation. Your boss calls you into the office tomorrow and says, "I just found out you post on the internet as a rightwinger. I hate Republicans. you're fired."
Then every time a new perspective employer calls her for a reference, she says you were lazy and kind of useless and that's why she had to fire you. Totally untrue, but hey, she's vindictive.
So that would be totally okay by you? Just asking?
The problem here is that becaue we dont have universal healthcare like any civilized country, and a private healthcare system for everyone would never work, we have this retarded system where employers are providing health care instead of salary.
If they merely paid you a bag of money and told you to find your own insurance, the system would collapse. The Older folks could never find an affordable policy and younger folks would buy the most cut-rate thing they could.
That's really the crux of the matter here. An employer using an ability they probalby shouldn't have to enforce conduct that have nothing to with work on people.
Like I said, you don't understand anything.
If someone calls your former employer and asks for a reference, and he says anything other than he will, or will not, hire you again, the law allows you to sue for defamation.
By the way, the reason we have a ridiculous system where employees pay for health insurance is because the government, in its infinite wisdom, issued a wage freeze that, in any rational world, would have been declared unconstitutional within seconds after the law was signed. Employers, being unable to offer higher wages, offered insurance to lure good workers away from other companies. That practice then became enshrined when the government, again in its infinite wisdom, gave employers a tax break for doing this, but would not give the same break to individuals who bought their own insurance. You, in your own infinite wisdom, want to blame this on people who had no say in the matter, and then turn to the government, which created the problem, and ask them to solve it by making it mandatory for employers to provide insurance.
Since I do not have access to your infinite wisdom I think that is incredibly stupid. I actually believe we would be better off buying our own insurance, and I think older people would be even better at it than most people because they have more experience making choices. Some would choose a less expensive plan that only covers basics, doesn't pay for transplants or other things they don't want, and save money for other things they do. Others, preferring to be covered against everything, will sink their money into plans that cover all sorts of things that will never happen just in case.
Funny thing is, car insurance works exactly that way. Some people get the basic coverage, and others opt to get coverage against everything from accidents to getting hit by a meteor. People get what they want, even the older ones. Amazing how many stupid people can handle things when the government, and those with your infinite wisdom, get out of their way.
Like I said, I am an idiot, but most people are actually smarter than you.