Federal Health Care in need of help as staff members test positive for COVID-19, one dies
One northwest Denver doctor said heâs fighting to keep his head above water after members of his staff tested positive for COVID-19 and one died.
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DENVER â One northwest Denver doctor said heâs fighting to keep his head above water after members of his staff tested positive for COVID-19 and one died.
Now, Dr. Francis Joseph is in charge of the whole operation at Federal Health Care. Answering phone calls, triaging patients. Weâre doing our best, Joseph said.
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Bill Knight: Companies pay so badly, workers need aid
Galesburg Register-Mail
When you drive by a local big-box retailer, “dollar store” or fast-food joint, there’s a chance you’ll be passing a place where you and other taxpayers are underwriting companies paying workers lousy wages.
That’s according to the nonpartisan Government Accounting Office’s recent reports criticizing Big Business and Big Government.
Many full-time workers at some of the country’s largest and most profitable corporations get wages so low that they qualify for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or “food stamps”) and Medicaid, according to the report, titled “Millions of Full-time Workers Rely on Federal Health Care and Food Assistance Programs.”
Companies pay so badly, workers need taxpayer-funded aid
Bill Knight, Journalism Professor Emeritus
Western Illinois University
When you drive by a local big-box retailer, “dollar store” or fast-food joint, there’s a chance you’ll be passing a place where you and other taxpayers are underwriting companies paying workers lousy wages.
That’s according to the nonpartisan Government Accounting Office’s recent reports criticizing Big Business and Big Government.
Many full-time workers at some of the country’s largest and most profitable corporations get wages so low that they qualify for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or “food stamps”) and Medicaid, according to the report, titled “Millions of Full-time Workers Rely on Federal Health Care and Food Assistance Programs.”