BRIEF: Douglas PUD union has new contract
| By Christine Pratt, The Wenatchee World, Wash. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
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Some changes were also made to the employees' healthcare benefits to reduce the "Cadillac tax" imposed by the Affordable Care Act on comprehensive coverage plans.
Changes include establishing stand-alone vision and dental plans.
The PUD belongs to an insurance trust that includes six other utilities. The healthcare changes are expected to save trustmembers about
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