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Small Employer Eligibility If your company meets the definition of a "small employer" and satisfies the participation and contribution requirements described below, then you are guaranteed access to small group health coverage. Your company is eligible if: Your company employed an average of at least two but not more than fifty eligible employees on business days during the proceeding calendar year; or: Your company employed at least two employees on the first day of the plan year; and a majority of its employees work at a location in New Jersey. Helpful Definitions of Terms: Eligible Employee, someone working 25 or more hours per week on a regular basis, excludes union employees who have collectively bargained for their health plan. If you have affiliated companies, they are treated as one company. Companies are considered affiliates if they are treated as a single employer under the Internal Revenue Code. All eligible employees of all affiliated companies, including employees of out-of-state affiliates, are considered in determining eligibility. If the number of eligible employees of affiliated companies when combined exceeds 50 eligible employees, the affiliated companies are not eligible for small group coverage. Participation
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