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Sikorsky Strikers Say Co-Insurance Proposal Too Costly To Bear
Hartford Courant - Minutes after voting to strike against Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. last Sunday, dozens of unionized Teamsters began hollering in unison: “Eighty-twenty, eighty-twenty.” The chant referred to the company’s proposed health care plan, which would require
MINNESOTA: Insurance gap tied to employment
Grand Forks Herald - Minnesota’s rising uninsured rate is partly because of a decrease in large manufacturers and an increase in smaller employers who are less likely to offer health benefits, according to a new state health report. The state still has one of the lowest
Is Universal Life the Answer to Your Life Insurance Needs?
Hellenic News - Life insurance isn t something we think about every day. But there are times when it is unavoidable for example, when you marry, have children, or experience some other significant change in your life. If you re thinking about life insurance for
Churches help Rita survivors
Disaster News Network - “One night in our back parking lot, I watched Methodist men pumping charismatic gas into Baptist chainsaws, getting ready for the next day of work cutting down Pentecostal trees - that’s the way the church ought to be working.” That’s how the Rev
No Sikorsky peace
Connecticut Post - From left, Dave Battipadia of East Haven leans toward workers leaving Sikorsky Thursday night. Center, Ali Hanafi of Cheshire and right, Brandon Foster of East Haven also strike. (Johnathon Henninger/Connecticut Post) STRATFORD A federal mediator