Others have said will pay employee's travel expenses for health care. So far silence with AT&T. https://nordot.app/913260698073759744?c=592622757532812385
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States rights / laws are established by the state in question. People and institutions support the elected leaders to make the laws. Follow the laws of that state or relocate to another state. Corporations are created to make a profit for the stockholders, not to be politically friendly to a cause.
Because it’s a company built to win business. Not to support the latest thing. Go woke go broke. Be an activist on your own time for what’s important to you. On the clock make money and grow the business so we have something come time to retire. Keep woke out of business.
And I am glad it is not the “woke” company you think it is.
If somehow it was " offered" or "funded" I'm sure the MSOC coaches would have a grading system in place, a time exception code for it, and a developmental plan for improvement going forward
AT&T already mandated that I have foreign genetic material inserted into my body, to force my cells to produce covid spike proteins "to protect everyone else". I don't see why they would take a stance on abortion, but you ceded your health decision rights to them when you decided to let them mandate covid vaccines.
Also, this is a birthing person's health issue, not a womens issue. There is a crazy high number of women who cannot carry babies, whether they are post-menopause, transgender, post-hysterectomy, or some other status. Please stop using bigoted language when discussing abortion.
If you ACTUALLY read some of the state laws, you would know that many of them will consider birth control abortion. It will be interesting when the same guys who made these laws will no longer be able to legally get their r*cks off safely because of this.
"Stop using abortion for birth control."
This isn’t the woke company some may lead you to believe.
The Stink takes the corporate jet to go visit his doctor.
Maybe he will let employees tag along for the ride? Nah...
Sure he will pay employees travel. Nah... He would rather drop medical coverage altogether.
Why should customers fund it?