More than half of millennials would choose health insurance over pay increase, study finds
More than half of millennials would choose health insurance over pay increase, study findsMillennials consider healthcare a top workplace and life priority, according to a study from research firm Benenson Strategy Group. For the study, researchers surveyed more than 1,000 millennials nationwide from Jan. 27 to Feb. 1, 2017. The survey also found millennials value health insurance as an employer-based benefit. More than half of millennials (51 percent) would choose better insurance coverage over a 10 percent pay increase, compared to 49 percent who would opt for the raise, according to the survey. While 86 percent of millennials research medical issues online, only 11 percent use online research to avoid traditional physicians, the survey found.
Ferry galley workers call for health insurance benefits
BREMERTON, Wash. (AP) - People who work in galleys on state ferries are calling for health care insurance through their employer. The state contract Centerplate took over does not require the company to provide health insurance or participate with the union. Previously, galley workers were employed and insured through Olympic Cascade Services. The Kitsap Sun reports that Connecticut-based Centerplate took over Washington State Ferries' galley and vending contracts last year, with legal challenges delaying their takeover until October. Inlandboatmen's Union Business Agent Chris Simmons says it is unbelievable that a national company like Centerplate can't find health care for its workers.collected by :Lucy William
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