Chamber: Raise Ky. workers' health costs

The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce recommended Monday that state employees and retirees pay more for their health insurance, a move that could shave $188 million from a potential $1.2 billion state budget shortfall during the next two years.

[jerry helm]

The chamber needs to do what it was put in place for, try to find industries that will come into this state. Their recommendations are just and attempt to conceal the poor efforts and results to do this. We have fallen so far behind Tennessee and surrounding states that it is a disgrace.