…at $52.5 billion. In 2017, the organization reported that New York City is in the midst of its “second and most robust building boom of the 21st century – with…
…utilization, without preventing access to beneficiaries who truly need opioid therapies. Medicaid has implemented a Pharmacy Lock-In program to restrict recipients whose utilization is considered excessive or inappropriate. Under this…
This week, instead of talking about what a bad player Spectrum is, (and it is, no matter how many corporate shills write in) perhaps we might be better served by…
Todays UAW represents about 415,000 members with 70,000 in colleges and related jobs. The union’s organizing is no longer mainly in automotive factories but includes academia and other industries. UAW…
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—A Florida state legislator has introduced a bill that would repeal a provision in a 2003 workers’ compensation law that makes it a crime to use false identification when…
…individual market—the individual mandate personal income tax penalty is reduced to $0 beginning in 2019—Congress is also continuing to consider ways to repeal the employer mandate, which would have a…
…that would extend the amount of time a person can file a suit for a missed cancer diagnosis. The legislation is named after Lavern Wilkinson, who died in 2013 after…
…services at rates far below fair levels. I worked 100-120 consecutive hours almost every week for the past fourteen-plus years. When the industry started in 1981, I averaged 40-50 hours….
…administrators may need to understand or explore in the upcoming year. The impact of asset performance during 2017- Multiemployer plan funding overall is nearing its best position since the market…
…overseas. Plans for a renegotiated NAFTA still include the worst elements of past U.S. trade deals, including special rights for investors and the failure to include enforceable labor and environmental…
