Did anyone say anything even close to that? Talk about an argument being disingenuous. Don’t put words in my mouth.
The monthly premium is around $20-80/mo for healthcare plans that are seriously amazing compared to other plans I’ve seen in America, ie $300 deductible and $2000 out of pocket (with $500 of it covered by Amazon).
No objection that most of EU is better than the US in these regards, but Amazon warehouse workers get some of the best healthcare insurance that I’ve ever seen in the US. Similar to what the top-level-commenter pointed…
From past experience at Amazon, it’s anywhere from $20 to $80 per month for individual coverage. I honestly have trouble believing yours is “significantly better”. One of the Amazon plans is a $300/year deductible with…
What you’re talking about is highly variable based on college choice and location. Federally, the student aid situation isn’t great, but there are many universities that will fully cover all tuition (and sometimes more)…
Did anyone say anything even close to that? Talk about an argument being disingenuous. Don’t put words in my mouth.
The monthly premium is around $20-80/mo for healthcare plans that are seriously amazing compared to other plans I’ve seen in America, ie $300 deductible and $2000 out of pocket (with $500 of it covered by Amazon).
No objection that most of EU is better than the US in these regards, but Amazon warehouse workers get some of the best healthcare insurance that I’ve ever seen in the US. Similar to what the top-level-commenter pointed…
From past experience at Amazon, it’s anywhere from $20 to $80 per month for individual coverage. I honestly have trouble believing yours is “significantly better”. One of the Amazon plans is a $300/year deductible with…
What you’re talking about is highly variable based on college choice and location. Federally, the student aid situation isn’t great, but there are many universities that will fully cover all tuition (and sometimes more)…