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Eastern Kentucky University faces budget shortfall amid rising healthcare costs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Eastern Kentucky University is projected to face a $6.7 million budget shortfall next year, primarily due to rising employee healthcare costs. Separately, a student has alleged that Eastern Kentucky University paid Ice Spice, linking the claim to a logo change from Texas.

From wkyt.com

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The university is increasing employee health insurance contributions by over $1.2 million next year, which averages about $68 more per month for most staff. The university is also mandating a spousal exclusion if the spouse has employer-provided insurance.

From wkyt.com

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  • Employees of Eastern Kentucky University might face higher monthly costs for health insurance payments due to mandated increases.

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