In addition, employers" health benefits are tax deductible; however, the connection of health insurance to jobs means that job change or loss often results in loss of health coverage. ... "In years ahead, both job mobility and the number of contingent workers are only likely to increase." ... Finally, I am a firm believer of job tenure. ... Social Security is a "pay-as-you-go" system. No money is actually set aside by the government to pay benefits in the future. ...

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Most scenarios insurance companies will make you pay a premium, which is a certain amount of money that you would have to pay each month to pay to have the insurance. ... Now a person can receive insurance through their job, which is called a group policy. ... Those exclusions apply to job based plans and individual plans. ... You'll have to pay a premium usually every month to pay for your plan. After your deductible is paid, you will have to pay a copayment, which is a fix amount that you will pay for your medical services. ...

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Why should one person's income be taxed to pay for the man who had lost his job? ... Taxes we pay towards unemployment insurance are to be seen more as an investment rather than the law. A man supports his family with a job that he has been working at for the past 20 years and has been paying unemployment insurance since he started. ... There aren't many more stressful predicaments in a family then losing a job. ... As soon as he is out of his critical condition he must come up with his own funds to pay for any additional medical services that he wishes them to provide. ...

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The Democrats want to increase the debt limit so they can pay for Obamacare to exist. ... Most people who live under the poverty level, will eventually be required to buy health insurance or pay the annual penalty fine when it comes around to being tax time. ... It's not fair that millions have lost their jobs and benefits and had their hours cut. ... What you might not understand is that some of these Americans that get this insurance may only be paying 100 dollars or less a month for health care insurance, but absolutely nothing is covered until you pay your deductible. Paying 2500-50...

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Medicare has become too expensive and is leading seniors to have to pay closer attention to their health. ... Many of these family members also have to juggle a full time job and providing care of their elder one. ... They had to juggle a full time job as well as finding time to take care of my grandfather. ... Eventually my mother had to quit her job. ... Healthy Americans should not have to be responsible to pay for individual's unhealthy habits. ...

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Job opportunities should be excellent, even in hospitals, because of the relatively high turnover of hospital nurses. ... Bureau of Labor Statistics states that nurses have some of the best job prospects in the country, not to mention solid earning potential. ... Nurses make up the majority of the healthcare industry, and that number's going up, with 581,500 more nursing jobs by 2018. ... Nurses also receive benefit packages that include paid vacation, sick leaves, healthcare insurance, holiday pays, retirement plans, and social security. ... Most importantly, even though nursing is a ver...

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While young people used to think they would graduate from college and land a job that provides health insurance within a month or two, that scenario is becoming exceedingly rare. Finding the perfect job now often takes considerably longer than expected, or they could find employment with half of the country's small businesses with under 100 employees that do not provide health insurance. ... Because students are usually younger and healthier, rates are lower and the plan remains with them as long as they pay their premiums, semi-annually or annually. ... "Those policies are not as compr...

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Our current government requires individuals to go out and select a health insurance company, which they will pay a monthly fee to, and then in the case of a medical need, that insurance would cover almost the entire bill. ... It can also be said that those who have the wealth to acquire satisfactory health insurance should not be the ones to pay for those who have not been as successful. ... This is where the situation gets tricky, because a single mom working two jobs deserves health care, in my opinion. On the other hand, a junkie who has repeatedly failed government-funded rehab would u...

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This creates insurance "exchanges" which is the governments name for newfangled marketplaces who are aimed at people who cannot get coverage through their job. In 2014, every American will need to have health insurance, or they will have to pay a fine. ... Parents keeping their children on their own jobs. ... Many health care plans will cover immunizations, provisions and other preventive care for infants and children who don't have to co-pays, deductibles, or other cost-sharing fees. ... The government will provide more help in paying for prescription drugs, even though it won&...

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The current health insurance is medical insurance that pays the larger expenses that can be incurred when a person or a family member, see doctors, go to the hospital, or seek other costly medical services. ... A serious change in health insurance now would create a massive breakdown on HMOs and Medicare causing many to lose their jobs and those who already posses any of the above type programs would of course lose their coverage. ...

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Because health insurance insurance companies make the decisions regarding what medical procedures an individual receives, this puts peoples lives in danger, due to the fact that companies will not pay physicians for their medical procedure, and the average American cannot afford medical procedures and or prescription drugs. ... (Canja N/A) Insurance companies will end up paying more if availability for prescription drugs decrease. ... (Canja N/A) Medical insurance companies need to understand that their company will pay more money because the consumer will need more procedures done. ... In s...

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Nursing it is a job, a career, a profession and a way of life. ... The nurse's primary job will be to provide a human tough-whether in the hospital, private practices or the community. ... While pay rates continue to be a problem, the care environment is a primary motivator for individual registered nurse's making employment choices. ... This increases the everyday workload, the nurse feels she can't give the appropriate care and soon a nurse gets burned out and starts looking for a new position and this leads to the cause of turnover and dissatisfaction with the job. ... It ...

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If you want to go to college and get a job that you really want to do, it will make you happy and a step towards financial independence. ... Also finding health insurance will help pay for the cost of health care. ...

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I don't necessarily think that we should go so far as say, Finland, who fully finances all of their citizens" education on top of pay allowances while attending school on a full-time basis. ... I have been fortunate enough to have very well paying jobs while attending university and I've still managed to rack up a hefty amount of student debt. ...

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Poor organization of the work of district-level doctors and current pay arrangements prevent primary healthcare providers from doing their main job: preventing disease. ... Poor organization of the work of district-level doctors and current pay arrangements prevent primary healthcare providers from doing their main job: preventing disease. ...

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The lower class women and men will most likely end up working difficult jobs and may face harsher working conditions. ... They have to pay copayments and deductibles and high cost of medicines. ... The socioeconomic status of individuals are also revolved around their health due to the economy decisions of access to schools, jobs, commerce, and other things that entertain families. ...

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It is not the government's job to overcome. ... It is a trend that he believes will not foster positive changes since there is no incentive "to put down the cheeseburger " if the government is paying for the individual's anti-cholesterol medication. ... Balko is trying to show them that the laws our government is making is not helping anyone because obese people are not becoming any healthier and taxpayers are still paying for health care for those who do not even care about their own health. ... He wrote this essay so our society could be informed about what is happening with heal...

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Hong Kong's elderly citizens are currently facing numerous major problems which the government needs to address. The government has not placed a great deal of concern and attention on the aging population. The number of elderly continues to increase rapidly in Hong Kong. It was predicted that the el...

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Statistics indicate, in fact, that smokers do not attend work as often, receive more health insurance, show reduced job performance, and require higher maintenance expenses (Tobacco). ... A very costly government owned service is the National Health Service, the payments on this could be made much easier by making smokers pay for illnesses to be corrected which they inflicted on themselves due to smoking cigarettes. ...

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It provides laws to protect workers who leave their jobs from losing their ability to be covered by health insurance (portability), and to protect the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of electronic health information (accountability). ... Also, health plan participants will likely end up paying more for coverage. ...

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Dr. Antonia Novello Dr. Antonia Novello is one of a kind. She is the only female and Latino to become Surgeon General. She can serve as to role to all minorities, that we are capable of achieving greatness. Dr. Novello made history when she was sworn as Surgeon General of the United States on...

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The plan involved creating collective security by compelling workers to pay insurance contributions, which enabled them to receive benefits in times of need. ... It assumed a society composed of white nuclear families, headed by a wage-earning father with a job for life and a mother at home looking after the children. ...

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The increasing proportion of the elderly results in fewer younger persons to care for the aged or pay into the system. ... These persons have little prospect of acquiring health insurance through private payment or through their jobs that are usually in small companies and often in the service sector. ...

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