On a snowy day this past December, Logan Stinemetz was driving to his job at a call center in Lawrence, Kansas, where he helps people enroll in health insurance, when he hit black ice and spun into a concrete barrier. The accident left Stinemetz in debilitating pain, made worse by the arthritis and degenerative disc disease he’d been living with for years.
“you Can’t Afford To Get Sick”: Why Workers At The Country’s Largest Health Contractor Want A Union
Becky Dernbach, Mother Jones
Tue, 02/18/2020 - 4:00am
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