Trenae Nuri

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535 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2021 last heard May 2022

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Well, let's talk about that. matched
So worst case scenario, what if the bill gets sent to collections? matched
What could the impact be on my finances? matched
Going back to hospitals, these are big institutions. matched
Do I really have any leverage in these sorts of negotiations? matched
All right, that's Wall Street Journal health insurance reporter Ana Wilde-Matthews. matched
Ana, thanks for breaking this down for us. matched
Thanks so much. matched
And that's your Money Briefing. matched
Here's your Money Briefing for Friday, November 12th. matched
I'm Trina Nuri for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R. matched
Whalen. matched
The labor market right now has more openings than applicants. matched
Help-wanted signs are everywhere, and U.S. matched
companies are searching high and low for workers to sign up for a shift. matched
And now, to get more candidates in the door, some employers are easing up on job requirements. matched
So what does this mean for workers? matched
Coming up, we'll talk with our workplace management and leadership reporter, Chip Cutter, about the ways companies are speeding up the hiring process. matched
That's after the break. matched
Typically, when you apply for a job, you have to fill out an application, maybe submit a resume and cover letter, and clear a background check, not to mention having all the right skills and experience. matched
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