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On September 30, 2021, the U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS), Labor and Treasury (collectively, the Departments) along with the Office of Management and Budget released ...
States for a while and everybody told me no. dotting the border in upper states, for mris, if you want to self-pay, you can do it. but the rest of it, no. it's not a broken system. i'm not arguing that single-payor health care systems solve all problems, they certainly don't. but in all of those countries that i named in that clip, outcomes are better, life expectancy is longer, preventive health care is a bigger deal but it doesn't work in our insurance model. we pay for services rendered. if you're going to denewed the system of services that need to be rendered, the system falls apart. >> a...
To hear you be able to personally answer that is so powerful. >> and anecdotally i checked and said am i out of touch because i've been living in the united states for a while and everybody told me no. dotting the border in upper states, for mris, if you want to self-pay, you can do it. but the rest of it, no it not a broken system. i'm not arguing that single-payor health care systems solve all problems, they certainly don't. but in all of those countries that i named in that clip, outcomes are better, life expectancy is longer, preventive health care is a bigger deal but it doesn't work in o...
Jobs. some will go to self pay, shuttle drivers will be let go and hotels will contract that work out and a couple of hotels plan on closing the restaurants, killing more than 200 jobs. also future jobs won't be created. the owners of a three seatac has wanted to build a fourth but won't because of the $15 minimum wage. >> uncertainty is bad for business and we are right in that area so we're putting everything on a hold and see what happens and see if the financing can come through. >> big unions like the sciu funded the campaign and says seattle will be next. >> there may be a few jobs lost ...
Pryce is will have to go up but a judge's ruling says the $15 minimum wage will not apply to jobs at the airport because only the port of seattle can set pay and work rules at the airport. but there's still some 1600 jobs outside the airport affected, mainly at hotels, parking lots and rental tar companies. the hotel general manager says he plans on reducing hours and laying off staff. another says he will close a restaurant. a long-term parking lot is looking to layoff attendantses and have customers self pay, and then the owner of three hotels in see tack wanted to built a fourth hotel but t...