“It’s not about reducing benefits,” he said. “We can objectively show you that we have saved our clients over a billion dollars against Texas workers’ comp over the past decade. When you’re saving that kind of money, you don’t have to get hung up on squeezing the employee.”
No, this is pretty much the definition of “squeezing the employees”… by reducing benefits over a billion dollars.
I always wonder about the sheeple who love to recite that “taxes are a drag on the economy” but think that adding a series of middle-men who each try to collect the highest toll for the lowest output is completely different.
