John Charles testimony on OPEB Unfunded Liabilities

John Charles | June 21, 2011
 
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John Charles was an invited witness before the Senate Government Operations committee on June 8th. It was an informational hearing about the unfunded liabilities of OPEB (other post employment benefits), such as retiree health insurance.

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Testimony starts at 37:32.

 

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