Summary
Gilroy is reviewing city employee medical benefits, which could change both what the city pays and what workers receive. The upshot: residents and employees may see shifts in taxes, fees, or benefit costs depending on how the city handles it.
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Impact analysis
Depending on the decision, Gilroy could either save money on health costs or face higher expenses—and employees could pay more or less for coverage.
Employees benefit if coverage is protected or improved, while taxpayers benefit if the city contains costs without cutting benefits.
Employees could be harmed if benefits are reduced or costs are shifted onto them; taxpayers could be harmed if the city absorbs higher costs without offsets.
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