VolFaninFla
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That just sounds like a compensation strategy. And apparently it's working bc yor wife seems good with it. Simply means they get to meet her total compensation package differently. Unless they are losing high end talent it's actually brilliantMy wife’s current employer has a “Social Justice Healthcare Plan”. Meaning we pay 5 times as much for our premium than the receptionist pays for theirs. Ya know, because they sacrificed their twenties to stay in school and earn a medical degree. Equality and Fairness!
She’s not good with it. She starts her new job in 2 weeks. Not specifically for the cost of her healthcare premiums but it did play a part in our decision to leave. As you mentioned, total compensation matters. The premium is outrageous.That just sounds like a compensation strategy. And apparently it's working bc yor wife seems good with it. Simply means they get to meet her total compensation package differently. Unless they are losing high end talent it's actually brilliant
Seems like that would be illegal.My wife’s current employer has a “Social Justice Healthcare Plan”. Meaning we pay 5 times as much for our premium than the receptionist pays for theirs. Ya know, because they sacrificed their twenties to stay in school and earn a medical degree. Equality and Fairness!
My old company did this also. It wasn’t as extreme as you describe but it was definitely noticeable. Now that I’m back contracting I’m staying on the relatively low premium and subsidized retiree healthcare while pulling a purely hourly rate woohoo best of both worlds!!She’s not good with it. She starts her new job in 2 weeks. Not specifically for the cost of her healthcare premiums but it did play a part in our decision to leave. As you mentioned, total compensation matters. The premium is outrageous.
Actually it was 'Who is John Galt', but I want to know where he is and to try and go there.You know it’s been a minute since I read that. It probably took me longer than it should have. And isn’t that the first sentence or close to it in the book?