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Uninsured-workers’ needs prompt support for Peak Vista (access required)

by Amy Gillentine

Published: April 29,2011

Time posted: 5:33 am

Tags: G.E. Johnson, Peak Vista, The Broadmoor

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GE Johnson construction company CEO Jim Johnson knows that many subcontractors working on his projects don’t offer health insurance to their employees. Broadmoor hotel CEO Steve Bartolin recognizes the same issue — part-time, seasonal workers in the hospitality industry don’t get health insurance through work. That’s why both companies give money to Peak Vista Community Health Centers, ...





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