The active workers must fight this; a fight I've been part of for over 4 years as a Medicare eligible retiree. If it seems too good to be true, IT IS! Delays, denials, prior authorizations and AI will cost you your health. Don't settle for an inferior product. Isn't that why we have a union in the first place? When you earn $350,000 a year like Mulgrew, it surely makes no difference to him what health plan you get stuck with. He can afford whatever comes his way.
It doesn’t add up. Also consider that a majority of Inion misleaders see no contradiction between the working class and the cost cutting and austerity drives occurring here and throughout the world by Capitalism and you got a recipe for disaster. I want to read the fine details before I vote yes on this proposal, don’t you? Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice …
The active workers must fight this; a fight I've been part of for over 4 years as a Medicare eligible retiree. If it seems too good to be true, IT IS! Delays, denials, prior authorizations and AI will cost you your health. Don't settle for an inferior product. Isn't that why we have a union in the first place? When you earn $350,000 a year like Mulgrew, it surely makes no difference to him what health plan you get stuck with. He can afford whatever comes his way.
Absolutely true. Why on earth are we not allowed to see what we're voting on?
It doesn’t add up. Also consider that a majority of Inion misleaders see no contradiction between the working class and the cost cutting and austerity drives occurring here and throughout the world by Capitalism and you got a recipe for disaster. I want to read the fine details before I vote yes on this proposal, don’t you? Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice …
I couldn't agree more. And yet all of our ostensible representatives, at least the four who showed up, voted yes.
The real overriding question: how will the plan realize a 10% savings when healthcare inflation is increasing?
And what will happen if they don't achieve it?