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North Carolina Sees Teacher Vacancy Decline Amid Health Plan Cost Shift

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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New information shows teacher vacancies across North Carolina declined even before recently approved pay raises took effect. Separately, North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner warned that Atrium Health’s new affordability program could accelerate financial problems for the State Health Plan by shifting additional costs onto taxpayers and plan members.

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Why it matters

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The affordability program places financial burdens on North Carolina taxpayers and plan members. Atrium Health maintains that the program is designed to help reduce out-of-pocket expenses for patients.

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    North Carolina might face increased costs for taxpayers as the affordability program shifts financial burdens onto them.

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