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A union is asking Los Angeles city voters to cap hospital executive pay at the U.S. president’s salary. However, hospitals accuse the union of using the proposal as political leverage, and policy experts question whether the policy, if enacted, would be workable.

The aim is aspirational: Hospital executives shouldn't make more than the president of the United States.

A union is asking Los Angeles city voters to cap hospital executive pay at the U.S. president’s salary. However, hospitals accuse the union of using the proposal as political leverage, and policy experts question whether the policy, if enacted, would be workable.

Policy experts question whether the policy, if enacted, would be workable.

Policy experts question whether the policy, if enacted, would be workable.

Policy experts question whether the policy, if enacted, would be workable.