Jim Bratten
One of the largest banks in the U.S., Citigroup announced a new employee incentive to prioritize their careers over family: travel money for abortions. Citigroup revealed the new plan in a report ahead of its shareholders’ meetings in April, Axios reported.
The $1.7 trillion company plans to pay its employees’ travel costs to get an abortion, including flight expenses, lodging and other travel expenses. The bank’s more than 8,500 employees in Texas, which just banned abortions of children with a discernable heartbeat, appear to be the targets.
Former Citigroup executive Davia Temin praised the plan, saying it “puts their female employees first, over the political wrangling of the day.”
“Political wrangling”? How about the imposed death sentence of a human being who has been given no defense?
Oh; we forgot. This is about careers over families, so paying a potential mother to kill her child is okay.
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