Thursday, August 28, 2008

Will Rhode Island Public Employees Pay More? 

Categories:  Government employees, Rhode Island

In Rhode Island, Gov. Donald L. Carcieri is trying to get state employees to contribute more to the costs of their health insurance plans. Yesterday a judge "insisted that Carcieri cannot unilaterally impose higher health-care costs on nearly 5,000 state employees whose unions rejected a tentative four-year contract last month."

It looks like the case could end up in arbitration. I hope the governor is also trying to reform the way that employees are compensated, rather than simply increase their co-pay.



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