> Because living in the US, my health care is tied to my employer
This is rather an argument against the fact that health care is tied to the employer (which I agree it should not) and not against the pop-up employer.
This is rather an argument against the fact that health care is tied to the employer (which I agree it should not) and not against the pop-up employer.
Which is exactly, as a pointed out, an argument against the fact that health care is tied to the employer, but not against the pop-up employer per se.