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consultants? nice way to get out of paying for there health care and makeing them pay all the taxes on there own. How about helping and makeing them w2 workers?

Please note that while the article and she summary are about the Chicago based Aspiritech, the "hourly consultants" quote refers to the Danish Specialisterne, so I am not sure how W-2 comes into the picture.

Specialisterne has valid reasons to go that route. From TFA:

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I assume that Aspiritech intends to follow a similar model, especially as they mention Specialisterne as "Proof of Concept" on their site.

I am not an American so I am not familiar with your intricacies of employee classification but this is what I found on the Web:

A 1099 employee has a contract with a very specific end date. The worker is free to set their own schedule, and is only responsible for completing the project by the date specified in their contract. On the other hand, a W2 employee has a set schedule of work hours managed by the employer and has no specified end-date of employment. Essentially, a 1099 employee is paid on a project basis, whereas a W2 employee is paid based on hours worked.

Not all companies allow telecommuting for full-time workers and having an employee in the office that cannot fit the workplace dynamics is usually bad for both said employee and for others. Having a firm that would subcontract their services no a per-project basis while ensuring the best work environment for them and taking care of all the aspects of interpersonal interaction that may cause them (or their employer) discomfort seems like a good solution to me.

And by the way, it's "making" and "on their own".

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Possibly the weirdest mix of red, blue, coastal, and fly-over states.

your claim that people can switch health care insurers if they're unhappy with their insurer's service

You can--there's no law preventing you from dropping an insurance company for any reason.

and that it's their responsibility to somehow be aware of and remember every tiny, finite detail of their insurer's policy.

Of course the opposite of what you say would be "It's not my fault I entered into a contract without knowing it--someone save me."

A contract is a contract. Act like an adult.

How exactly does a sick person who's denied healthcare coverage for critical "change providers" if they're dead or permanently injured?

How exactly is *you* getting sick *my* fault? How does does it work out that you got sick or injured--and suddenly someone else is responsibly for it? That's slavery.

Now if you contracted with an insurance company and they try and screw you--by all means, sue the crap out of them for breaking the contract. Just don't whine or expect someone to save you from your own stupidity if you signed a bad contract.

Furthermore, putting the moral responsibility of memorizing every detail of a provider's plan and comparing it with other plans

I'm sorry if it's "too hard" for you. Maybe you should go back to the shallow end of the pool with the other kids.

to the letter is not only foolish and irrational, completely ignoring human nature, but reeks of moronic elitism.

So thinking that you are an adult and should be expected to behave like one, and honor contracts is 'elitism'?

"Not to mention an insurance plan's rules often have nothing to do with an insurance company's reasoning for denying coverage. You're ultimately claiming there's nothing wrong with insurance companies as they are today.

I made no such claim.
"...an insurance plan's rules often have nothing to do with an insurance company's reason for denying coverage." Really? Their contract has no bearing on them denying coverage? Get a lawyer if they are breaking their contract.

It's like you've been living in a cave for the last 20 years.

You also seem to be completely unaware of insurance agencies' tendency to retroactively withdraw service for patients who are in need of expensive, but life-saving treatment.

Once again, you signed a contract. They can't simply rewrite it to their liking. You should have a copy of the contract. Go get a lawyer, show them the contract, and where the insurance company is screwing you. They will take it to court.

They find tiny, ridiculous "pre-existing conditions" to terminate the contract. These companies' management receive bonuses based on how much money the insurance company saves, which equates to how many people they can deny coverage to.

This link provides good insight into what's happening: http://www.articlesbase.com/law-articles/until-death-do-us-part-insurance-companies-delaying-claims-until-policyholder-dies-701852.html

I feel like a broken record. Lawyer.
Or in my case, if I am screwed over and die, my spouse can get a lawyer. The executor of my estate can decide to get a lawyer. (And before you start thinking 'estate' and 'executor' == 'rich bastard', think again. It's part of the will I had done at legalzoom.com. Cost under $100, and I have nothing to leave my kids if I die except a life insurance policy...and yes, my lawyer reviewed it.

It's amazing to me how people like you can stick your head in the sand. living in a bubble of unreality and pretending everyone else are just sheep being put out to pasture.

I don't think you're a sheep being put

I also wanted to point out that whatever you claim was in the bill in Section 102 was never in the bill. They didn't retroactively change it. There was never any plan to prevent people from keeping their private insurance. If they did change it you would have without a doubt heard about it.

Something that also perturbs me is your claim that people can switch health care insurers if they're unhappy with their insurer's service, and that it's their responsibility to somehow be aware of and remember every tiny, finite detail of their insurer's policy. How exactly does a sick person who's denied healthcare coverage for critical "change providers" if they're dead or permanently injured? Furthermore, putting the moral responsibility of memorizing every detail of a provider's plan and comparing it with other plans to the letter is not only foolish and irrational, completely ignoring human nature, but reeks of moronic elitism. Not to mention an insurance plan's rules often have nothing to do with an insurance company's reasoning for denying coverage. You're ultimately claiming there's nothing wrong with insurance companies as they are today. It's like you've been living in a cave for the last 20 years.

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It's amazing to me how people like you can stick your head in the sand. living in a bubble of unreality and pretending everyone else are just sheep being put out to pasture.

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That's ok. In Ontario, they're used to giving cops way too much power. There, if a cop accuses someone of driving more than 50km/h over the speed limit, they can at a minimum impound the vehicle, and confiscate their license for a week, no judge needed! I bet this saves tax payers so much money in pesky court costs. Oh, and there is no way to appeal, thank you very much. It's in the name of anti-street racing, but, in effect, it is used to allow cops to persecute anyone they don't like (like kids in Hondas).

Want to know the conviction rate for those people that choose to fight? 33%. So, that means that 67% of all charged with this offence aren't even guilty of it. That's a huge abuse of power. Those charged have already been severely affected...and there's no way for them to recover rightfully from it...and it's all in the hands of some other (probably jilted) human.

Not good.