How many eligible employees must be covered in the noncontributory group health plans?

In noncontributory group health plans, all eligible employees must be covered, meaning that the employer pays the entire premium without requiring contributions from employees. Typically, to meet the minimum participation requirements, at least 70% of eligible employees need to enroll in the plan. However, specific requirements can vary based on state regulations and the terms of the health plan itself. Always check the specific guidelines outlined in the plan documents or consult with a benefits advisor for precise details.