Healthcare workers describe disconnect between cuts and marketing spend
5 Sep 19 7:26 PM · 4d ago · 3 comments · 1 source · development 5 of 7
Hospital employees noted the contrast between benefit reductions and large-scale sports sponsorships, with one describing their organization's rebranding as a 'market' rather than a 'region' alongside the marketing expansion.
“They keep cutting our benefits at the hospital but the logo is plastered all over the mlb stadium down the road. And now we're a 'market' instead of 'region' or whatever. It's all gross.”
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They keep cutting our benefits at the hospital but the logo is plastered all over the mlb stadium down the road. And now we’re a ‘market’ instead of ‘region’ or whatever. It’s all gross.
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Insurance companies are also paying to keep the country from getting Medicare for All
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The two hospital systems in my area both sponsor multiple sports teams. One NBA and minor league hockey. The other NFL and MLS.
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