They pay 3% of the cost. Let them go on the ACA they will go back to work
.@GM using health care as a bargaining chip is downright cruel. Proud to stand with the more than 48,000 @UAW members who are striking for fair wages, affordable healthcare, and job security. #StandWithUshttps://twitter.com/UAW/status/1174429399602671616 …
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It's like we have swung back to the beginnings of the Industrial Revolution, and the reason for the rise of unions in the first place.
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My Father worked for GM and took an early retirement years ago. GM stopped caring about anything but the bottom line years ago. That is why my Father chose to leave and I am so Proud years later, that he had the integrity to walk away instead of play for profit.
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Probably, and UAW is funneling it right into leadership pockets.https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/chrysler/2019/09/13/uaw-president-gary-jones-vance-pearson-corruption/2309876001/ …
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Universal healthcare would end that problem and also save companies a fortune when their biggest expense is providing private insurance to their employees. Then we can stop giving tax cuts to rich corporations and have them pay their fair share.
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They are striking to cover their own corruption....https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/chrysler/2019/09/13/uaw-president-gary-jones-vance-pearson-corruption/2309876001/ …
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They are just making Medicare for All more important and more viable.
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Medicare for all would remove this weapon from an employers arsenal.
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