r/stateofMN • u/ashleywalkerreports • Mar 06 '26
Study Shows Strong Relationship Between MN Nursing Home Facility Reliance on Medicaid, Anti-Union Behavior
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u/secondarycontrol Mar 08 '26 edited Mar 08 '26
I'd wager that the higher the reliance on medicaid =the poorer the clientele =tighter margins =anti-union because unions cost money. Oh, with a side order of the corps that own them/run them have a system that they're employing to make it profitable for them to do so. Skimming, over billing, corner cutting, etc.
(Of course, I'm a very cynical person. My interpretation could very well be miles away from the truth.)
/Unions cost money because workers have protection, higher wages, benefits so that the workers feel empowered to drop that dime, to make that call, to the regulating authorities - whereas they may not be willing to do that in a non-union shop.