Which of the following statements is true regarding typical requirements placed on employers mandating the provision of employee benefits?
A) Employers are typically required to provide workers' compensation,to pay unemployment insurance,and to pay social security and Medicare taxes.
B) Employers are typically required to pay unemployment insurance,to pay social security and Medicare taxes,and to provide health and life insurance as well as paid time off.
C) Employers are typically required to pay workers' compensation insurance,to pay social security and Medicare taxes,and to provide sick time and vacation time.
D) Employers are typically required to provide workers' compensation and to pay unemployment insurance,but employers are not required to pay social security and Medicare taxes.

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Employers are generally mandated by law to provide workers' compensation, pay unemployment insurance, and contribute to social security and Medicare taxes. These are basic requirements in many jurisdictions to ensure a safety net for employees. Health and life insurance, along with paid time off, are common benefits but are not universally mandated.

Which of the Following Statements Is True Regarding Typical Requirements