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As demand for nursing care rises, the health-care industry's still struggling to fill jobs -- especially for lower-paid nurse's aids. That's now affecting the state's most vulnerable.
During Wednesday's briefing at the state Capitol, Governor Mike Parson provided an update on the initial distribution of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. “We have been preparing for a COVID-19 vaccine for many months now, and everything has gone according to our state vaccine plan,” Governor Parson said. “Hospital administrators, health care workers, and Missourians from across the state have expressed how thankful they are that a vaccine is here and see these first shipments as a sign of hope for the future.” Missouri's 21 initial vaccination sites have received almost all ...
At the state Capitol, today, Governor Mike Parson provided an update on the initial distribution of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. “We have been preparing for a COVID-19 vaccine for many months now, and everything has gone according to our state vaccine plan,” Governor Parson said. “Hospital administrators, health care workers, and Missourians from across the state have expressed how thankful they are that a vaccine is here and see these first shipments as a sign of hope for the future.” According to a release from the Governor’s Office, Missouri’s 21 initial vaccination ...
Effective. they would charge families more for fewer benefits and put the insurance companies back in control. behind these ideas is the belief that folks at the lower end of the economic ladder just don't deserve healthcare, that it is somehow their fault that their employer doesn't offer insurance or that they can't can afford to buy expensive health plans. but just who are these 22 million americans, including 500,000 people right here in kentucky, who now have healthcare that didn't have it before? look, they're not aliens from some distant planet. they're our friends and our neighbors. we...
Protesting low pay and bad working conditions and not enough hours even if their pay were better. so it doesn't matter what unions are involved or not. it's the workers themselves who are making this case. and i think they are giving real voice to the anxiety that most americans feel about the explosive income inequality we have in this country, about the growth of low-wage jobs, and the decline of wages generally. and these workers are giving a public voice and a public face to what millions and millions of americans are feeling at their kitchen tables every single night. that's why the minim...