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A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court decision striking down Maryland's "Wal-Mart" health care law, which would have required employers to spend 8 percent of payroll on health benefits or pay a surcharge to the state. The court ruled that the state law violates a federal law that gives the national government a clear field to regulate employee benefits. This could have direct consequences for Schwarzenegger's proposal, which would require employers to spend 4 percent of payroll on health care or pay a tax to the state.
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