He is strongly pushing equal pay for women and a higher minimum wage. Women get about 78 cents in a full time, full year job compared to the dollar that men make, the White House says. ... He made it clear that they were benefits aimed at women, for reasons such as mammograms without co-pays and insurance that can't be denied because of conditions like breast cancer. ... That also brings the subject of equal pay for women, women will work as hard or maybe even harder and don't get the same pay as a man would. ... Some women find it a disadvantage to have to start there career at a lo...

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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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They have a chance of getting an education and getting a decent job with benefits. ... Average Americans work everyday, paying for their medical care. ... Americans are willing to pay more and more for their benefits. ... In a few years there will be a lot of job openings for nurses and doctors because of the baby boomers. ... Medicare and Medicaid will not be able to pay for everything. ...

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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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The Brits pay higher taxes than we do for health care. ... If you lose your job in Japan, you do not lose health insurance. ... The Germans pay premiums based on income, a two-thirds of a bargains than ours. They only have to pay a 15 dollar "co-pay" every other month. ... Germany is a country that pays the doctors a whole lot less than the U.S. ...

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So say for some reason someone does not want to pay. ... Paying for the people who actually need the care. ... Since they cannot pay, someone else will. ... They pay as they work and or they cannot pay for it so they are insured because of tax payers. ... The most common answer this would be favoring to part-time staff, laying off workers, handing off additional cost to consumers, and sending even more jobs overseas. ...

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That it be based on clinical need, not ability to pay (NHS, 2011) The NHS has changed over time and there is a greater demand on the services that the NHS provides. ... NHS staff could have their pay cut, annual leave reduced and sickness benefits pared back (Ramesh, 2012). ... It showed that 44% of UK nurses were looking to leave their jobs and the lack of job satisfaction is only second to Greece. ...

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Whether this is related to having health insurance, or simply to having more knowledge to make healthier lifestyle choices, there is no doubt that being poor is bad for your health. (525) " To improve you socioeconomic status and earning power, you need to get a well-paying job. You increase the chances of getting a well-paying job by going to college, to get into college you need to take the SAT. ...

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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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Those who benefit from health care the most is the lower class, with the minimum wage they can barely pay to put food on the table. ... Before Obamacare, the lower class weren't able to get help in a time of tragedy due to being unable to pay for the expense, in result this would fall heavily on the government because the basic needs of the citizens aren't being met. When two parents are working minimum wage jobs, they can barely pass paying the bills. ...

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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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Many employers do pay atleast ¾ of their employees insurance. ... According to the CNN article, " Since 2000, the annual premium payed by employees to insure themselves an their families has increased nearly 49 percent. ... Nearly 4 out of 5 workers must pay a deductible before their health plans will pick up any expenses. ... It isn't fair for those who are of the working class community to always take the heat and have to pay for those who are extremely fortunate and those who have nothing. ... On a macro level a functional theorist would believe that health care benefits society by p...

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The Liberals seem to have done a good job of sticking to their campaign platform. ... These issues are: quality local jobs, the issue of out migration, and the local effect of provincial health care initiatives Quality Local Jobs A major issue in Sault Ste. Marie for as long as I can remember has been the issue of quality jobs. ... For example, creating quality local jobs will give people a reason to stay here. ... Firstly, for a lot of the questions the candidates seemed to be paying lip-service to the audience. ...

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Although I do not know her income level, the fact that she is starting out in her first job leads me to feel that a Fee for Service plan also known as an Indemnity Care Plan would probably not be the most sensible choice. ... However, most PPO's will pay 80% of medical expenses as long as it is within their network. ... You will pay a monthly premium and a co-payment under this kind of plan. ... If she had not worked for the required amount of time she would have to pay a premium. My grandmother must also understand although she does not have to pay premiums she will have to pay a deduct...

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In general, managed care does a better job than the traditional fee-for-service system in ensuring that consumers get preventative care and in curbing the overuse of unnecessary tests and procedures. ... Because the HMO is the provider and paying the medical bill, it is responsible for making a determination as to medical necessity, not the patient or his physician. ... people would have portable insurance that travels with them on their journey through the job market 3. ...

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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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