How's it going with this now that the orange threat is gone? Finally going to have a humane health care system?
Let's talk about healthcare
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Not as long as there there is a filibuster.
And because of Rona, everyone's insurance is going to rise faster than it would normally, which is still a lot on a normal year.
Was thinking about the post about taking animal medicines or how people promotes things like essential oils or other internet remedies. Maybe the mix of our insane health care cost and 'rugged individualism' meshes together with people deciding they'll just doctor themselves or do they're own pharmacy.
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A class action lawsuit has been filed in the Northern District of California against Meta (Facebook), the UCSF Medical Center, and the Dignity Health Medical Foundation, alleging that the organizations are unlawfully collecting sensitive healthcare data about patients for targeted advertising.
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The California Legislature has enacted several new laws that will impact the workplace in 2024.
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Anyone find other insurance deals?
I've been debating asking my company if I can go part time. This job runs me some long 12 hour days and I'm getting sick of it. I might try for reduced hours instead of just quitting , but I might lose benefits.
Small chance I could try for a 4 day week, but the part time jobs they list are for 3 days which would be under 40 hours and no benefits.
I've been debating asking my company if I can go part time. This job runs me some long 12 hour days and I'm getting sick of it. I might try for reduced hours instead of just quitting , but I might lose benefits.
Small chance I could try for a 4 day week, but the part time jobs they list are for 3 days which would be under 40 hours and no benefits.