Satisfaction with the directors of mayo clinic arizona and peter sinai how, a forum hosted by pepperdine university. This is an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] i often get us as sidekicks, four dogs, how do you do it . How do you do that job and travel and the only time i sleep is when i travel, so thats how i do it. Thank you am a kerry for the gracious introduction and steve, and circuit in us all fired up and ready to take on the topic im honored to to be with you today as a pepperdine grad. Ill admit i came for the beach, but a state in southern california, originally from boston because i is such a great experience at the school and im going to reference today the things ive learned and used in a business. I was very excited to be invited to moderate this panel about the future of health care because it is something i think about in my business every single day. And i think about value and Health Care Every single minute. The reason it is because i lead an organization helping to
We will look at results from an investigation into californias Trucking Industry. This is from todays washington journal. Rick murphy is joining us from naples, florida. You have been looking into the chuck Trucking Industry in kalat california. What did you find . These are the guys who move containers off dockyards to nearby warehouses and train depots. What we found is about 15 or 16,000 guys, immigrant Truck Drivers who are not employees but owner operators. We found companies, maybe as many as 140 Different Companies that have been taking and its at these guys. Its kind of a complex exploitation system. What we found really amounts to modernday inveterate servitude. They have leverage over these guys because they leased the trucks that these truckers use to them and they leverage that over there head every week. They use that leverage to make them work 16 or 20 hours a day and sometimes they dont pay them anywhere close to minimum wage. Who take one guys pennies on the hour. What
We will look at results from an investigation into californias Trucking Industry. This is from todays washington journal. Rick murphy is joining us from naples, florida. You have been looking into the chuck Trucking Industry in kalat california. What did you find . These are the guys who move containers off dockyards to nearby warehouses and train depots. What we found is about 15 or 16,000 guys, immigrant Truck Drivers who are not employees but owner operators. We found companies, maybe as many as 140 Different Companies that have been taking and its at these guys. Its kind of a complex exploitation system. What we found really amounts to modernday inveterate servitude. They have leverage over these guys because they leased the trucks that these truckers use to them and they leverage that over there head every week. They use that leverage to make them work 16 or 20 hours a day and sometimes they dont pay them anywhere close to minimum wage. Who take one guys pennies on the hour. What
We will look at results from an investigation into californias Trucking Industry. This is from todays washington journal. Rick murphy is joining us from naples, florida. You have been looking into the chuck Trucking Industry in kalat california. What did you find . These are the guys who move containers off dockyards to nearby warehouses and train depots. What we found is about 15 or 16,000 guys, immigrant Truck Drivers who are not employees but owner operators. We found companies, maybe as many as 140 Different Companies that have been taking and its at these guys. Its kind of a complex exploitation system. What we found really amounts to modernday inveterate servitude. They have leverage over these guys because they leased the trucks that these truckers use to them and they leverage that over there head every week. They use that leverage to make them work 16 or 20 hours a day and sometimes they dont pay them anywhere close to minimum wage. Who take one guys pennies on the hour. What
How do that and travel . Quite frankly the only time i sleep is when i travel. That is how i do it. Thank you for getting us all fired up this morning and ready to take on the topic heard i am honored to be with you today as a pepperdine grad. I came for the beach but i stayed in Southern California because i had such a great experience at this school. I will go over some of the things i learned and user my i was excited to moderate this panel about the future of health care because it is something a think about in my business every single day. I think about value and Health Care Every single minute. The reason is because the lead organization that is helping to transform value on both sides of the economic equation and health care. We have systems and hospitals and settings of care come together to organize to be able to deliver clinically consistent incomes and to help move through the system. On the demand side, a big part of our client base our large purchasers of health care who w