CVS presses workers for medical information

Those stories leaked because someone doing the leaking wanted to feel like a big shot.

 

Fixed.

Anything and everything must be done to protect The Job Creators.

Shit, they don't want to provide health insurance AT ALL (and soon enough they won't) but in the meantime while they still have to, they will dump higher costs off on anyone with any conditions likely to make them, you know, actually NEED health insurance.

So buckle up fatties. Better skip that extra QPw Cheese because you'll need the extra five bucks for your health insurance premiums.

 

I know the size. What is the reputation?

 

Yes. Our loving overlords care about our wellbeing and are going the extra mile to insure our health. Such kind people.

 

Up next: Mandatory drug tests for all insurance users. Hey, you might be 5-10, 160 and seemingly the picture of health. But what if you have a nasty coke habit? We must know, since it will cost more to insure you.

 

Not sure if you were working blue there, but private insurance has required drug testing for decades.

 

Your premise was that the company would not have access to their employees' private data. I was showing that, no matter how private the data is supposed to be, it can still get leaked out.

And in this case, it wouldn't be the customers who would be interested. It would be the company, who would look for any excuse to get rid of workers who will cost them more money for health costs.

And, if the company really wants to be fair (of course, they don't), they should release their CEO's and other top executives' health records to their workers, because the workers have a vested interest that the brass is in good health and capable of running the company. Right?

 

To use a YF term, why should they worry about bad PR if it will save them money?