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Arazi

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38. But their employer is still going to get that bill
Tue May 10, 2022, 05:15 PM
May 2022

Jane Doe who works at Microsoft TX applies for a $400 voucher to use at a clinic in Oklahoma and we’re supppsed to believe Microsoft isn’t going to know what’s going on, even if they’re using a third party?

I’m honestly trying to figure out how this will realistically work. Exactly how does using a third party help with this situation?

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Good !! once big money gets on the side of right folk will perk their heads out the ground uponit7771 May 2022 #1
So will Apple, Citi, and other companies, while Florida has said they will penalize companies JohnSJ May 2022 #2
Amazon is another such company. nt Wednesdays May 2022 #4
The battle lines are getting drawn, and republicans are on the wrong side of history, and JohnSJ May 2022 #9
Big. Fucking. Whoop. 50 Shades Of Blue May 2022 #3
Wake me when they stop contributing money to Republicans and instead back pro-choice candidates. Midnight Writer May 2022 #5
Happy for the work arounds but... CrackityJones75 May 2022 #6
Work arounds just keep the whole situation from blowing exboyfil May 2022 #11
Maybe. CrackityJones75 May 2022 #14
Exactly. This is a positive thing, and people need options if they live in draconian states that ar JohnSJ May 2022 #17
I didn't mean it that way exboyfil May 2022 #20
Oh no worries I didn't think you did CrackityJones75 May 2022 #22
New York is establishing a fund to cover wnylib May 2022 #33
Good to hear regarding New York CrackityJones75 May 2022 #36
This is great news LetMyPeopleVote May 2022 #7
Instead of paying costs for their employee health care right, why don't Microsoft and in2herbs May 2022 #8
You do realize that Microsoft offers Health, Vision, and Dental insurance at no cost to an employee. JohnSJ May 2022 #13
No one framed the med benefits paid by Microsoft and other corps as a bad in2herbs May 2022 #18
It was quite obvious that the Supreme Court was the issue in 2016. That is when things needed to JohnSJ May 2022 #21
Pull out of states with restrictive abortion laws exboyfil May 2022 #10
Yes Johnny2X2X May 2022 #16
Maybe they could shut down a few select Windows machines in those states... hunter May 2022 #46
This is better than if they didn't do it, but Mr.Bill May 2022 #12
You are so right exboyfil May 2022 #19
You know what's coming next gratuitous May 2022 #15
Shortly after the Roe v Wade ruling, the company wnylib May 2022 #37
I ask again, how will this realistically work? Arazi May 2022 #23
I imagine it would be a reimbursement kinda thing, rather than directly paying the provider In It to Win It May 2022 #24
So an employee has to tell their boss and/or HR to cut them a $400 Arazi May 2022 #25
I would guess that Microsoft will hire a 3rd party to implement the policy gristy May 2022 #28
But their employer is still going to get that bill Arazi May 2022 #38
The 3rd party will pay the bills, roll up the aggregate expense and invoice microsoft. gristy May 2022 #42
Even to pay for the commission of a crime? Arazi May 2022 #43
This. Exactly. fierywoman May 2022 #26
It will be almost certainly be administered as part of their health care package. Ms. Toad May 2022 #44
Abortion will be a crime. Helping someone get an abortion IS a crime Arazi May 2022 #47
The question I was addressing disclosure to employers. Ms. Toad May 2022 #48
Are you willing to bet on this SCOTUS following "constitutional presumptions"? Arazi May 2022 #49
You're conflating two things: Ms. Toad May 2022 #50
There's a Microsoft Access joke in here somewhere nt Shermann May 2022 #27
... In It to Win It May 2022 #32
If you find it BumRushDaShow May 2022 #40
I'd also like to see companies offer to pay expenses to move out of red states. Lonestarblue May 2022 #29
What about employees who don't want their employer to know they're getting an abortion? WhiskeyGrinder May 2022 #30
It will almost certainly be handled the same way all other medical expenses are - Ms. Toad May 2022 #45
So, in the end the poor unemployed women will be penalized. Again. erronis May 2022 #31
might be cheaper and smarter to just buy some senators rurallib May 2022 #34
So Maine Abu El Banat May 2022 #35
time to move out of those states not a texan May 2022 #39
That's nice. Will Microsoft also stop funding the campaigns of pro-forced-birth politicians? n/t TygrBright May 2022 #41
K&r Demovictory9 May 2022 #51
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