Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

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Just checked. Obamacare is better than at&t insurance. Check it out yourself.

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Post ID: @OP+1j73i4b5

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Obama, Biden, Pelosi & Schumer all Democrats worked hard to bring us ObamaCare via the Affordable Care Act. Don't tell me that there is something wrong with this insurance.I think at&t should force all active employees onto it. Period. Now for the retirees, they need to place $10,000 a year into their healthcare since they earned it.

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Post ID: @2jnd+1j73i4b5

Imagine if the government ran the network for us, too! Better, cheaper, more equity for all.

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Post ID: @2ncl+1j73i4b5

I did check and the best ObamaCare plan is better than the AT&T plan. Don't know about how to get the subsidy but will check how to enroll.

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Post ID: @2tnk+1j73i4b5

AT&T BOD should be ashamed to offer such sh---y healthcare insurance to its employees. Santone and Stankey are laughing all the way to the bank. Tee hee, tee hee.

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Post ID: @1ish+1j73i4b5

My wife works at Wally Mart & we have the family plan. The Wally plan is cheaper and deductibles and co-pays are affordable. UHC not so much.
I'd advise for everyone to check the spouses plan.

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Post ID: @1hby+1j73i4b5

"Just checked. Obamacare is better than at&t insurance. Check it out yourself"... This is total BS and should be ashamed of yourself for this misleading post.

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Post ID: @1gtu+1j73i4b5

Our insurance sucks, I do know that. Better than some places, but plenty of smaller companies have lower costs and lower deductible plans at 1/2 the price than what we get offered. For that fact, we use my spouses insurance from her company. We pay per month what I would pay per pay period at ATT and the deductibles are 1/2 of the ATT plan deductibles are.

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Post ID: @1pky+1j73i4b5

AT&T should issue its covered employees a statement on whether the health coverage is "affordable" and meet the "minimum value" standards of the Affordable Care Act. If so, there is no subsidy available on the ACA health markets.

If a job-based plan is “affordable,” and meets the “minimum value” standard, you're not eligible for a premium tax credit if you buy a Marketplace insurance plan instead.

An AT&T plan is subsidized. You'll wind up paying top dollar on the ACA without that subsidy.

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Post ID: @1bga+1j73i4b5

AT&T self insured and they're broke. What did you expect?

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Post ID: @1fev+1j73i4b5

There are people that simply like to agitate the other people cuz they derive some sick satisfaction from doing so!

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Post ID: @1csm+1j73i4b5

Obamacare is far more expensive than the lower 2 plans and not better

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Post ID: @wxa+1j73i4b5

Why would Stankey and Santone ever, I mean ever, provide T employees with decent healthcare insurance? Think about it, they want you gone.
I feel sorry for all those employees and retirees taking that cr-p UHC plan, what a joke.

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Post ID: @vkk+1j73i4b5

It is based off your earnings. Can be 2500 or higher so don't believe this post

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