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Ic 27 Health Insurance.pdf 🖖🏿

Ic 27 Health Insurance.pdf

6. at the same time, all children who do not have any other occupation should be given the opportunity to learn a useful trade, even if this trade means a temporary increase in their number of working hours. industry should be made to make children's work part of the normal process of their education and be considered as instrumental to their education. industry, on the other hand, should not make forced work for children part of their normal process of production.

8. special aid should be given to people with disabilities to enable them to participate in a trade or other productive occupation. there should be special measures to remove all obstacles to the education of children with mental or physical disabilities.

11. the institution of slavery and child labour should not be considered to be a normal, permanent condition of society. the abolition of slavery and child labour should be one of the chief material aims of every society in a civilized condition.

15..married women should not be subject to the competition of other women. they should be maintained on a separate economic basis, so that they can freely develop their capacities and make the best use of their lives.

16..as service costs to industry have increased, the institution of the marriage relation should be strengthened, but marriage should not become an instrument of exploitation by one sex against the other. marriage should not be made merely a means to an end.

the mlc adopted a specific time line for consulting: 8/1-8/4, 8/1-8/10, 8/1-8/16, and 8/1-8/25. however, in the case of the benefits downgrading, we believe that the consultation period could have been lengthened. psc retirees have been asking for meaningful consultation, but the mlc went forward with its vote on tuesday anyway.

“this action is also a direct attack on the city’s unions, which the mayor has waged a decades-long war against. our union colleagues and their families deserve better. the city should be honoring its contracts and paying the cost-of-living increases and healthcare premiums that it promised. “the mayor’s office of labor relations (olr) has a history of reneging on agreements and signing contracts that take healthcare away from retirees. in 2017, for example, the olr reached a new contract with retired teachers that would have gutted their pensions and the health benefits of their spouses. when retirees spoke out, the mayor and the olr backed down and reversed course. this is what we should expect from the olr, which is run by the mayor’s hand-picked commissioner of labor. deadline to notify our members of this proposal: the mlc has extended the deadline to notify our members of the proposed changes to their health insurance to the end of the month. they have assured us that they will hold a public hearing on this proposal on may 29. we protested on the steps of city hall against the pending mlc and olr negotiations with unitedhealthcare, aetna, and other health insurance companies. the ocrtc and the comro endorsed our call for a people’s budget which would guarantee universal healthcare for all, as a way to preserve the gains the city has made in the last three decades. on the front lines. we worked with the nyc police department to recruit and organize a group of retired police officers to go to washington d.c. to speak about the nyc retiree healthcare crisis. on october 16, we attended a national association of retired police officers (narpo) meeting in washington d. and met with our delegation to the national congress of black women. the next day, october 17, we went to the congressional budget office (cbo) and testified before them about the crisis in retiree healthcare. we also worked with police retirees to lobby legislators to support the people’s budget. 5ec8ef588b

Ic 27 Health Insurance.pdf 🖖🏿

Ic 27 Health Insurance.pdf 🖖🏿

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