Do you want me to order something? Keep you busy?I wish I could have a half day. It started dying out late last night, and I bet it's gonna be dead today. Yay for Zombie Jesus weekend.
I'm planning on hanging out down there all day, evening, on the Wednesday of the second home game, I have tickets and I'm taking the whole day off, so I may as well make the best of it.Yeah rain kinda changed my plans. I was thinking of staying all day at work and then going to hang out around Target field tonight and see if there were any activities (I work 10 blocks from it).
I'd be out of here at noon if I didn't have a meeting this afternoon. Seriously. who schedules a meeting for 2:00 p.m. on a Friday?
I don't think the point of it was to actually help get better care for people, sadly.Is there anything in the new health care plan that will make doctors see you when your appointment is? I've been sitting here waiting for my 10am appointment. No idea when she's going to take me. I haven't eaten or had anything to drink because I'm supposed to have a cholesterol test. I'm hungry and I need to eat something. Maybe I should just pass out here. That might get me in faster.
No, the waits are sure to be longer once more people are in the offices. Med schools report that the numbers are low for those training to become GPs. I expect to see another bill pushed through before November that creates tax incentives for med students who choose to become GPs.I don't think the point of it was to actually help get better care for people, sadly.
Unless you work for a company of <50 employees, they're pretty much guaranteed to do so. Companies of <50 employees will get a tax credit of, I believe, 35% for the insurance premiums they pay for their employees for the first 5 or 6 years after the law takes effect.On that same note, got the email from the president of my company saying that health insurance premiums "are sure to be increasing" as a result of the bill.![]()
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I don't think the point of it was to actually help get better care for people, sadly.
On that same note, got the email from the president of my company saying that health insurance premiums "are sure to be increasing" as a result of the bill.![]()
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They shouldn't be. Due to the millions of new policies that providers will get from the new law in 2014 requiring every to be insured, they shouldn't need to raise existing policies at all.
Politics in the Lodge = lame. Even if it is something that affects every American.
Morning, Lodge.
I got the notice yesterday that I was getting one, and not only am I getting the standard raise, they said that if I only get the standard raise this year, I'd still only be making the same as a college new-hire, so I'm also getting an additional supplemental raise because my supervisor "thinks my value is higher than that of a new hire".Sorry WT. I didn't get one last year either - and later in the year I got the dreaded "due to the econimic conditions...." HR meeting.![]()
Luckily I was able to find something here before I got voted off the island.Today I found out I got an increase effective 4/1.
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Yeah, my company's setting record EPS numbers (0% Fed Funds Rate is a quick way to make a buck in this economy when you lend that money right back to the Feds), and I still only saw a 2% raise. Never overlook a bank's propensity to be cheap.This news depresses me. As does the e-mail today of, "hey, guess what, no raises!!!!! mwwwhahahaha"
Isn't it past being politics? More like, now its a law?![]()