Aleafia Health Inc ALEAF

A deal with a union, HUH?

[namyer6]

Pumping is one thing, but rediculous pumping is just that, rediculous! Unions don't have much money, just what they get from their memberships, via union dues. In fact, the only way Union owned buildings are financed, is by increases in dues. The Unions don't invest members money, period! Medicinal benefits are paid for by the companies, which is negotionated in contract talks, with their unionized workers, (unions). Companies are weakened when their workers form a legalized group. Negotionalized benefits,cost companies, (large ones), billions of $'s, so they're not going to do them any favours!

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[namyer6]

Wrong, Unions do not supply health care nor prescription plans for their members. They negotiate with the companies, who supply these benefits to the membership! Unions do not have the capital to do what you're suggesting. 

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[namyer6]

Read my posts! I never posted that you were the one posting, (the rediculous), post. You're assumming that I implicated you! That suggestion has been bantered around by more than one poster! I should say, suggested, which would likely be a closer comment! Anyway, everyone have a good finish to the Thanksgiving weekend, and, as most on this board, are hoping for, an upcoming promissing future

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[namyer6]

Companies negotiate with Insurance companies, to decide which ones will receive the deal, in any new contract year. The insurance is paid for by the Company, which absorbs the costs.

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[christophwaltz]

I'm in a union. The insurer for the union is a separate, publicly traded company. Any alleged union that partners with a cannabis company won't pay for the cannabis. The insurer that the union works with will pay it. The price of the insurance premiums may go up. But maybe not, as people using cannabis may use less Ativan, Xanax, whatever. There's not much research in this area, but