Lack of availability ofvoluntary life insurance options offered by employers was by farthe biggest reason that workers said they did not have this type ofcoverage. (Photo: Shutterstock)

A new survey finds that employees are interested in buyinglife insurance as a voluntary benefit, but manydon't—because their employers don't offer it.

The survey, conducted online by The Harris Poll onbehalf of insurance group OneAmerica, polled more than 2,000 U.S.adults 18 years or older, among whom more than 1,000 are employedfull- or part-time.

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