Quantum Windbag
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It is the employer's obligation in all other industrialized nations. The US isn't good enough, I guess.
It was NEVER Walmart's responsibility to provide insurance for those that worked there. They did that as an added incentive to get and retain better workers. The government has now made offering that perk way too expensive.
I know it's a novel concept but insurance is a perk..not a responsibility of your employer. Employers don't pay your rent for you, or make your car payment. They don't buy your groceries and pay your light bill. Walmart didn't owe anyone anything more than they agreed to when they were hired.
What planet do you live on? The Democrats keep pointing out that every other industrialized nation has government subsidized health care, now you are saying they all have employee subsidized health care. You can't both be right.