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Originally posted by buster2010
What can be more immoral than forcing your religious delusions on your employees.
Quite frankly, no he is not. Please explain how he is violating anyone's civil rights by not paying for birth control. I'll be interested to hear that.
Why should they?
I'm pretty sure Dominoes doesn't hunt people down and force them into servitude. I'm actually pretty sure people APPLY to them of their own free will and ask for a job. That being the case, I think it is fair to say it is the employee who is ramming their atheism down Dominoes throat. Simple logic.
Pot / Kettle
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A letter from the Moncton Hospital to a New Brunswick heart patient in need of an electrocardiogram said the appointment would be in three months. It added: "If the person named on this computer-generated letter is deceased, please accept our sincere apologies."
The patient wasn't dead, according to the doctor who showed the letter to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. But there are many Canadians who claim the long wait for the test and the frigid formality of the letter are indicative of a health system badly in need of emergency care.
Americans who flock to Canada for cheap flu shots often come away impressed at the free and first-class medical care available to Canadians, rich or poor. But tell that to hospital administrators constantly having to cut staff for lack of funds, or to the mother whose teenager was advised she would have to wait up to three years for surgery to repair a torn knee ligament.
Originally posted by luciddream
reply to post by snowspirit
Dude i seriously think US needs really advice when it comes to insurance and worker management from Canada.
In Canada, there is no separation between contraceptive and Tylenol, they are the same thing! OTC or prescribed drug!
80% coverage? 80% drug coverage applies to both.
Why do US has to make everything complicated?
Then don't. That is your belief and you should be free to follow it. Not supporting contraception is one of his beliefs, he should also be free to follow it. If you don't like his beliefs, don't do business with or work for him.
Originally posted by luciddream
I think this is a big no no to start a business with, it like saying "we only hire certain people that fit our moral standards"
The authors conclude that current OC use is associated with a modest decline in the risk of development of functional ovarian cysts,
When you make me pay for it, what you buy is my business. Don't like it? TOUGH! Pay for it yourself.
Originally posted by Kali74
Birth control is a pharmaceutical and as such should be covered by your insurance. That's the end of it, it isn't anyone's goddamn business what your doctor is prescribing for you... not God's, not the Church's, not any legislators, and for damn sure not your frigging employer. It's nobody's business period. Conservative logic at it's lulziest.
Great. Pay for it yourself or go work for someone else who does not object. Simple, and much better than continuing to defecate on the Constitution.
Originally posted by grey580
reply to post by Becoming
In some cases oral contraception does provide a health benefit in women who suffer from ovarian cysts
www.aafp.org...
The authors conclude that current OC use is associated with a modest decline in the risk of development of functional ovarian cysts,
It doesn't prevent ovarian cysts. But it helps to lessen formation of cysts.
Originally posted by DarthMuerte
reply to post by grey580
Why should any company be required to pay for your health insurance at all? Are they required to pay your life insurance? Your car insurance? Insurance and health care should be PERSONAL and personally provided for according to your needs and means. If you pay for it yourself, then nobody can tell you what you can or cannot buy.