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Boston Archdiocese Threatens To Stop Offering Employee Health Care - WBUR

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Boston Archdiocese Threatens To Stop Offering Employee Health Care WBUR (AP) The Archdiocese of Boston says it may stop offering health insurance for its employees if the Obama administration does not relax a new rule that requires many church-affiliated employers to cover the cost of birth control in employee health plans ... Matt Reed: Health care ruling tramples faithFlorida Today New Health Rule Affront to Religious Groups: Ramesh PonnuruBloomberg Roman Catholic leaders criticise Barack Obama over healthcareTelegraph.co.uk NorthJersey.com -Marietta Daily Journal -Syracuse.com all 1,274 news articles »

Health care needs squeezing Massachusetts budget - MetroWest Daily News

Health care needs squeezing Massachusetts budget MetroWest Daily News Chief among these expenses is health care. MassHealth now costs about $10 billion, while the state-supported Commonwealth Care program and the Group Insurance Commission for public employees total about $1 billion each, Gonzalez said. and more »

Local unions safe from health care premium proposal - UI The Daily Iowan

Local unions safe from health care premium proposal UI The Daily Iowan BY AUDREY DWYER | FEBRUARY 07, 2012 7:20 AM While some Iowa lawmakers have proposed doubling state employee health-care premiums, local union members and supporters remain confident in the public's perspective of union members.

Houston councilwoman's staff work part time to save benefits costs - Houston Chronicle

Houston councilwoman's staff work part time to save benefits costs Houston Chronicle "The Council Member and all her staff were offered benefits but declined, choosing to opt for their own health care coverage in the private sector where it is more cost effective for employees, and let us not forget, for the City too! and more »

Employees' health policy inadequate - Hattiesburg American

Employees' health policy inadequate Hattiesburg American I am a physician at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and I am concerned about our employee health insurance. If employees who are not eligible for retirement become too ill to work they eventually lose their health insurance.

Columbia must address health-care costs - The State

Columbia must address health-care costs The State COLUMBIA City Council has little alternative but to make changes to control costs in its health-care program for employees and retirees. The fact is that the city's long-term health-care costs, like those for many governments and private companies, ...

Op Ed: "EHIM: 25 Years Ahead of its Time" By Jeffrey Lewis - MarketWatch (press release)

Op Ed: "EHIM: 25 Years Ahead of its Time" By Jeffrey Lewis MarketWatch (press release) 6, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- In February 2012, Employee Health Insurance Management of Southfield, Michigan, better known as EHIM will celebrate its 25th anniversary. For any corporation in this economic climate such success is revered; ... and more »

Brockton health insurance changes defeated by City Council - Enterprise News

Brockton health insurance changes defeated by City Council Enterprise News If adopted, it would have given the city the authority to move all city and school employees into health insurance plans modeled after the state's Group Insurance Commission plan. City workers would have seen a reduction in weekly premiums but an ...

Kirk signs union deal with 0% health care hike - Gloucester Daily Times

Kirk signs union deal with 0% health care hike Gloucester Daily Times By Steven Fletcher Staff Writer The city of Gloucester's employee health insurance costs won't increase for the 2013 fiscal year, which is being budgeted now and begins July 1. Mayor Carolyn Kirk signed off last week on an agreement brought forward by ... and more »