The Obamacare success stories you haven't been hearing about
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Quote from Yannis:
Yes, we leave the heavy duty lying to the Big O, he does it well and often.
First, Media Matters is a far left organization with no credibility imo.
Second, even if we look at you post for a minute, Fox uses the best information available to them to report that The Cleveland Clinic is shedding workers. The Communications lady, Sheil, doing her job, calls it "voluntary retirement", confirming that they do want to lighten up the workforce rolls to lower costs. Important confirmation, small difference in words.
Back during my AT&T days, we used to call it "reorganizing a department outside the company." Many other companies, eg, Lucent, called it early retirement but the terms were not much different from a severance pay, plain and simple.
I don't know the details here, what were the terms, how much pressure was applied to older employees to leave, etc, but it is clear that Fox was right in the essence of their main announcement: the Clinic felt that they had to lose employees because of impending cost pressures, primary of which was ObamaCare, as reported by other credible sources. Period!
Fact and Convertability are antonyms.
Quote from Yannis:
Yes, we leave the heavy duty lying to the Big O, he does it well and often.
First, Media Matters is a far left organization with no credibility imo.
Second, even if we look at you post for a minute, Fox uses the best information available to them to report that The Cleveland Clinic is shedding workers. The Communications lady, Sheil, doing her job, calls it "voluntary retirement", confirming that they do want to lighten up the workforce rolls to lower costs. Important confirmation, small difference in words.
Back during my AT&T days, we used to call it "reorganizing a department outside the company." Many other companies, eg, Lucent, called it early retirement but the terms were not much different from a severance pay, plain and simple.
I don't know the details here, what were the terms, how much pressure was applied to older employees to leave, etc, but it is clear that Fox was right in the essence of their main announcement: the Clinic felt that they had to lose employees because of impending cost pressures, primary of which was ObamaCare, as reported by other credible sources. Period!
You're making it up to to your narrative. The main source said no massive layoffs yet you want to believe there are other sources that are not cited.
You looked quite dumb today with your, Inflation Watch: Thanksgiving Dinner Edition.
You do a good job making a fool out of yourself.
Idiot! I have a relative employed at Cleveland Clinic as a NP. Your "source" is not telling the truth.
Wait for a little while and we'll see how many layoffs occur at the Cleveland Clinic. Bet you $$ that there will be people laid off.
Hint: rather than finding some bogus web site link it actually makes more sense to have inside info that can be verified by people who actually work there.
The link below is a Reuters story ... are you suggesting Reuters is reporting FALSE info?
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/09/18/us-usa-health-clevelandclinic-idUSBRE98H14V20130918
You are perhaps the most mentally challenged poster here on ET IMO.
You look dumb every single day. As for me looking dumb on that thread, I suppose I would to the uneducated. If you can't grasp the concepts of real inflation vs. the government's made up metric and instead choose to eat what the government feeds you, then I guess that's your choice. Can't say I'm surprised.
And speaking of even more "stupid" on your part is that you have had several posts in the past where you've talked about inflation at home vs. seniors with fixed income. You've talked about a declining dollar, and how Bernanke couldn't be more wrong with his pursuit of policy. Hell, you even posted a youtube video on Ron Paul making fun of Bernanke about this topic - and the CPI.
Here's your post:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1792453&highlight=Bernanke#post1792453
The situation is so dire for the Obama administration that they need to have their political allies fund a group to dig up positive stories about Obamacare.
Group gets $1.1 million grant to collect ObamaCare 'success stories'
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...n-grant-to-collect-obamacare-success-stories/
A self-proclaimed non-partisan organization has been given a $1.1 million grant to establish a database of ObamaCare âsuccess stories,â as the Obama administration tries to rehab the lawâs image amid the rocky rollout.
Group gets $1.1 million grant to collect ObamaCare 'success stories'
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...n-grant-to-collect-obamacare-success-stories/
A self-proclaimed non-partisan organization has been given a $1.1 million grant to establish a database of ObamaCare âsuccess stories,â as the Obama administration tries to rehab the lawâs image amid the rocky rollout.