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Omaha Steve

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Mon Jun 23, 2014, 09:19 PM Jun 2014

TV Ad Campaign for Greater Transparency for Hospital Finances...


http://nhlabornews.com/2014/06/ma-nurses-association-release-new-ad-calling-for-hospital-transparency/

TV and Radio Ads Launched on Hospital CEOs Receiving Excessive Pay and Storing Public Funds in Cayman Islands

Ads Urge Legislators to Demand Accountability and Transparency

BOSTON, MA — A TV and radio campaign has been launched to highlight spendthrift hospital CEOs stashing millions of tax dollars in offshore accounts and rewarding themselves with extravagant compensation packages.

The launch of the statewide TV and radio campaign is timed to focus on the end of the legislative session. It urges residents to call their state legislators and demand greater transparency in hospital finances.

The ad shows two hospital CEOs clicking glasses of champagne on a beach in the Cayman Islands and enjoying a lavish taxpayer subsidized lifestyle.

The voiceover describes the billion dollars in profits Massachusetts hospitals enjoy, the millions in tax dollars they receive (more than 50% comes from taxpayer-funded government sources), the exorbitant salaries they pay their CEOs and the refusal by hospitals to disclose how much money they store in the Caymans or how they spend the millions of tax dollars they’re given each year.

FULL story at link.





Published on Jun 16, 2014

This TV ad exposes the fact that hospital CEOs in Massachusetts are using our tax dollars to fund exorbitant salaries and compensation packages, stashing millions of dollars in the Cayman Islands and other off shore tax havens while cutting vital health care services.

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TV Ad Campaign for Greater Transparency for Hospital Finances... (Original Post) Omaha Steve Jun 2014 OP
Kicked and recommended! That's a great ad, Steve! Enthusiast Jun 2014 #1
K & R, Omaha Steve! nt mother earth Jun 2014 #2
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