Massachusetts also to improve workers health care some
Massachusetts is looking at an incremental improvement in health care for workers. The question is, does the proposal go far enough to be useful?
posted by Richard @ 10:33 PM
Thursday, March 09, 2006
This blog On-Line Magazine is about the current debates on Social Security and on Medicare, including Part D as well as universal healthcare.
I provide occasional articles which I hope are illuminating as well as links to a lot of the significant on-line publications.
I worked eight years as a Social Security Claims Representative and have some training in economics and statistics (including an MBA), so I think I can provide some insight to the discussion.
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