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New employer supplied healthcare, what were they thinking
New It isn't employer health care per se
It isn't employer health care per se that is the problem.

The problem is that they traded lower salary now for higher long term health benefits.

Essentially what they said is that we will take x% of your salary now and increase your health benefits coverage. They did this knowing full well that health benefit costs where going up far faster then inflation. They had to know it would cost more in the long run, but it does look better for this years expenses, because the salary reduction reduces costs now, while health care only costs years down the road.

Jay
     GM situation gets progressively worse - (jay) - (20)
         Of course Obama urges Bush to do this . . . - (Andrew Grygus) - (2)
             Should be popular, that scheme - - (Ashton) - (1)
                 may all those UAW pensioners camp in yer living room -NT - (boxley)
         Re: GM situation gets progressively worse - (beepster) - (15)
             Agreed - (malraux)
             Yes, but they're too big to fail. - (Another Scott) - (13)
                 Remember Chapter 11 bankruptcy is NOT the same as... - (a6l6e6x) - (1)
                     The Bloomberg story says Chapter 11 is not an option. - (Another Scott)
                 Which is a good argument for breaking it up - (jay) - (10)
                     What part of General Motors... - (folkert) - (9)
                         Hush now - (beepster) - (3)
                             No, they're bad for business - (jake123) - (2)
                                 If GM goes under - (beepster) - (1)
                                     GM isn't going under because of their unions - (jake123)
                         Unions are only part of the problem - (jay) - (3)
                             employer supplied healthcare, what were they thinking -NT - (boxley) - (1)
                                 It isn't employer health care per se - (jay)
                             Yes, but those executives didn't plan . . . - (Andrew Grygus)
                         +5, Informative -NT - (static)
         The White House has denied the Colombia stipulation. - (a6l6e6x)

Sorry. I don't see the benefit for me in that arrangement.
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