Healthcare Insurance Companies Seen as Sleazy by Their Own Employees

Do you enjoy the fact that your health insurance rates continue to go up? According to one HMO insider the constant raising of rates is seen as bad not only by the customer but also by some of the employees who work for them.

“I hate agreeing with people like Hillary (Clinton), but we’re pretty sleazy”, said a recent guest on the acclaimed podcast “You Are The Guest” when asked about his profession, the healthcare insurance business.

When asked why, Danny who is an employee of what he described as a “big evil health insurance company” told the host

Bill Grady, “Just a constant raising of rates, and we recently had a big meeting at one or our nice hotels in town here. Some of the big wigs from our company rented out a room in one of the nice hotels in town here and had a series of meetings. They’re apparently doing this all over the country for different employees across the country.”

Danny went on to say, “The point of the meeting was we all need work together and try to find ways to save money so we can pass those savings on to our customers, meanwhile they’re sending these big wigs across the country, renting out giant rooms, and putting together big cheesy slide shows, comparing our employees to Martin Luther King, Jr.”

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