Here is an interesting article about the "mistakes" made in approving Healthcare Reform. Also, it has some interesting approchases to true reform.
http://ow.ly/aoDfN
Continued Convenience - Many employees especially appreciate the convience of paying premiums for voluntary benefits through payroll deduction - there are no checks to write and no premium payment deadlines to remember. If you leave your job, you can usually continue that convenience simply by changing the payment method to direct billing.
Here is one for all you cooks:
"Contrary to popular belief, London Broil is not a cut of beef, but rather a method of cooking."
Here is a scary one for all sports fans:
"Over 80% of professional boxers have suffered brain damage."
This is from a conserative economist concerning the cost of healthcare reform. He maintains that there will be a signifcant increase in the debt because of the many costs of providing healthcare to an additional 30 million people.
http://ow.ly/ac5iQ
There is still a great deal of concern as to how the mandate and other provisions, mainly Medicaid, are going to be effected but their rulings.
http://ow.ly/9XpGd
The SCOTUS is now going to have to decide that if they vote down the mandate, will be rest of the law be able to survive or will it put to much pressure on the public and the insurance industry.
http://ow.ly/9VYDx
Here is a good one for you history buffs:
"The Pentagon, in Arlington, Virginia, has twice as many bathrooms as is necessary. When it was built in the 1940's, the state of Virginia still had segregation laws requiring separate toilet facilities for blacks and whites."
Here is a good article form the Washington Post that covers the first couple of days of court procedings. This is going to be very interesting as they consider the "mandate" to purchase insurance.
http://ow.ly/9UOl5
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Here is one for all you cooks:
Things are getting very interesting with the Healthcare reform. We are a long way from resolution. Here is a good article from the Washington Post:
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