Why Target refusing to raise a single cent above $15/hr ?

[dannyy315]

“similar plan for less than $500/month. And the premium would be a lot higher too”

Huh?

I just checked the marketplace in NY and the cheapest plan on the exchange is $549 a month. Deductible is $4,700. Again, this is the cheapest private insurance plan on the marketplace in NY. And this particular plan I found has higher copays for prescription drugs than the United plan Target uses.

 

[Planosss]

I just checked the marketplace in NY and the cheapest plan on the exchange is $549 a month. Deductible is $4,700. Again, this is the cheapest private insurance plan on the marketplace in NY. And this particular plan I found has higher copays for prescription drugs than the United plan Target uses.

$500/ Month and “premium” is the same thing…

 

[dannyy315]

$500/ Month and “premium” is the same thing…

I meant deductible

 

[Nauzhror]

One year I ended the year with 29.74 average hours. Didn't get health insurance offered to me. Told it was 30 hours.

It used to be 32 hours IIRC, it should be 29.5 now.

 

[Tessa120]

I just checked the marketplace in NY and the cheapest plan on the exchange is $549 a month. Deductible is $4,700. Again, this is the cheapest private insurance plan on the marketplace in NY. And this particular plan I found has higher copays for prescription drugs than the United plan Target uses.

Did you fill out an actual application? Tax credits based on income are given. Just a browse through won't show the tax credits while doing an actual application will.

If you just browse through the MD one, my plan is roughly $425. I'm actually paying roughly $110.

 

[Reshop Ninja]

It used to be 32 hours IIRC, it should be 29.5 now.

Didn't they lower the average even further for full time coverage at Target?

 

[Ashfromoldsite]

Didn't they lower the average even further for full time coverage at Target?

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[Reshop Ninja]

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That's what I thought which is really nice when hours are lean.