NJ towns, school districts owe millions to public worker health plans | New Jersey Monitor
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New Jersey towns and school districts owe nearly $50.5 million in arrearages to public worker health programs, contributing to rising premium rates. Local officials are working to collect these debts, while some entities struggle with payment due to financial constraints.
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This news article provides a detailed and largely unbiased report on the debts owed by New Jersey municipalities and school districts to public worker health plans, maintaining clarity and logical flow throughout.
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