Assaults on Worker Benefits
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Lieber, R., & Martinez, B. (2002, November 26). In a weak economy, workers have to pay more for benefits. Wall Street Journal Online. http://online.wsj.com/article/ 0,,SB1038250483830532948-search,00.html?Section One: Economic Concepts Discussed in Article This article reports on the actions of companies throughout the United States economy who are making concerted assaults on worker benefits. In many instances, benefits, such as employer contributions to employee retirement savings, plans are being terminated completely. In other cases, such as health insurance, employees are being required to pay ever increasing contributions to the cost of the benefits. Employers content that costs are too high for them to continue to support the benefits are earlier levels. Employees are find
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