The Sharing Economy
I was quite irritated by a very critical, negative article in the Sunday, August 9, 2015, issue of The New York Times by Natasha Singer relative to what she said about the “sharing
Mike Critelli
Reflections On Full Employment And Labor Day
In 1946, the federal government enacted a law entitled the Employment Act of 1946, which is codified in 15 U.S. Code Section 1021. www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/15/1021 [https:
Allowing Federal Health Exchange subsidies does not make healthcare available or more affordable
The U.S. Supreme Court decision in King v. Burwell, upholding federal health exchange insurance subsidies, does not address the Affordable Care Act’s fundamental issue: absent unsustainable subsidies, health insurance coverage under
What Do Overzealous Roof Repairmen, Car Repairmen And Doctors Have In Common?
As Dossia, my company, increasingly offers valuable navigation tools for plan members to help them get the best value and quality from the healthcare system, I often reflect on the similarities among overzealous
Do Not Mail
Recently, our mailing industry has spent a lot of time thinking further about the continued strength of “Do Not Mail” legislation. Our company also sponsored a survey [https://news.pb.com/article_display.
“Do Not Mail” Legislation and “Junk” Environmentalism
It has become fashionable to trash direct marketing mail in the media. Not surprisingly, reporters and editors in the print media, which compete with advertising mail, coined the phrase “junk mail,” and so-called