It's not do nothing. It gives women free shit at the expense of everyone else who pays into the insurance. Everyone on that insurance plan should expect their premiums to go up because Walmart sure as shit won't pay the extra costs. They wouldn't be virtue signaling if it affected their bottom line.
Of course it is. Between a federally-mandated 12 weeks of maternity leave (with no guarantee that she'll come back) or 1 week off for an abortion road trip, it's a no-brainer.
The secret is Walmart purposefully put their employees below 40 hours a week, making them part-time and ineligible for healthcare plans or any full-time benefits.
Talking about "aborting" miscarriages is peak clown world. No one has, ever, ever, ever been against that, or tried to outlaw it. By the commonly used definition of abortion...it isn't even one.
And only a very few purists disagree with life of the mother exceptions.
It's not do nothing. It gives women free shit at the expense of everyone else who pays into the insurance. Everyone on that insurance plan should expect their premiums to go up because Walmart sure as shit won't pay the extra costs. They wouldn't be virtue signaling if it affected their bottom line.
Of course it is. Between a federally-mandated 12 weeks of maternity leave (with no guarantee that she'll come back) or 1 week off for an abortion road trip, it's a no-brainer.
Sounds a bit like a socialist health care system. I thought other countries had that and the US didn't?
The secret is Walmart purposefully put their employees below 40 hours a week, making them part-time and ineligible for healthcare plans or any full-time benefits.
Those are not treated as illegal abortions anywhere.
Rape or incest are exceptions in most states.
Because paying for them to get an abortion is cheaper than paying for maternity leave
Talking about "aborting" miscarriages is peak clown world. No one has, ever, ever, ever been against that, or tried to outlaw it. By the commonly used definition of abortion...it isn't even one.
And only a very few purists disagree with life of the mother exceptions.
Every day we stray closer to Shadowrun levels of megacorporation superpowers.
Well it’s not quite as good as chinas one child policy that American billionaires supported, but who am I to judge?
What’s up my slava?