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alarimer

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7. They would have to pay workers more to get them to stay.
Thu Nov 5, 2015, 09:56 AM
Nov 2015

Right now, it's benefits keeping people from jumping ship to a better job. I know I'd think twice.

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I have always tried to argue this point Sherman A1 Nov 2015 #1
I think I know why corporations don't want single payer. Efilroft Sul Nov 2015 #5
Exactly!! Great post. (eom) CanSocDem Nov 2015 #6
They would have to pay workers more to get them to stay. alarimer Nov 2015 #7
Absolutely. Efilroft Sul Nov 2015 #10
For sure that's part of it. Many are also run by conservatives, though, Hortensis Nov 2015 #14
That's bloody stupid on the power companies' part. Efilroft Sul Nov 2015 #18
Oh, yes. And we know for sure that ISIS, for just one, Hortensis Nov 2015 #19
Thanks for the tip on Koppel's book. Efilroft Sul Nov 2015 #20
Single payer is far cheaper and saves lives. There is no (worthy) debate. Live and Learn Nov 2015 #2
Why is he paying 33% overhead? Recursion Nov 2015 #3
No, it's 33%. By cutting things out of the definition, you can get a lower number n/t eridani Nov 2015 #4
What about the ACA's 80/20 rule that requires 80% of all Hortensis Nov 2015 #15
Insurance companies are quite adept at renaming overhead as care n/t eridani Nov 2015 #16
Yes, I'm not seeing news about widespread collusion by Hortensis Nov 2015 #17
I remember Toyota picking Canada over Alabama (2006) because they had health care. B Calm Nov 2015 #8
Health care IS a human right. polly7 Nov 2015 #9
Our health system is collapsing ...its reality lovuian Nov 2015 #11
The GOP will bring it to us zipplewrath Nov 2015 #12
That is what happened in Taiwan in the 90s. The left opposition proposed it, and eridani Nov 2015 #13
Some good references on this eridani Nov 2015 #21
You would think corporations would be all over the GOP to fight for single-payer. Vinca Nov 2015 #22
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