This change has helped smooth the negotiation process. UC also suggested that the Prudential negotiators might also consider alternatives that include a phased-in approach to cost savings. In addition, UC has compiled a number of suggestions for community consideration. Many of these ideas originated with Los Alamos physicians, the LAMC, the IPA, LANL management, employees and retirees, and other concerned members of the community. UC can not unilaterally implement these recommendations, but will continue to work with the community to support UC's commitment to quality health care.
Health care is a vitally important issue in the workplace.
With that as our guiding principle, UC intends to continue partnering and communicating with the Los Alamos community. For additional information.