HelenWheels
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Mon Aug-22-11 04:16 PM
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| WI state employees health insurance rate raise |
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Need clarification about the rate raise of the premium for health insurance. And what about the inclusion of co-pays? Another hit against public employees by our wonderful (NOT) governor.
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| midnight
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Thu Aug-25-11 11:30 PM
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| 1. I believe that was the same hit Walker did to the county workers as he went out the door... |
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Their deductibles doubled.... Don't know about the co-pays or the monthly premiums.... I'll see if I can find out more.
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| N7Shepard
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Fri Aug-26-11 09:16 AM
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| 2. My contract is still in effect, and the |
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Edited on Fri Aug-26-11 09:17 AM by N7Shepard
employer provided health insurance (employee paid and employer paid) is $10,500/year.
Right now I pay something extremely low like $24/month.
After my contract expires I will have to pay 12.8%. So like $100/month.
Keep in mind this is for a young single woman. For a family it would be outrageous. I'm a professor at a tech school so I'm not sure it would be quite the same for state workers, but I have WEA so I imagine it's similar...
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| a kennedy
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Sat Sep-03-11 01:49 AM
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| 3. Go here: it shows all the increases..... |
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http://etf.wi.gov You can find all the details on this website.
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