Oct 11
Eastman Kodak Company Retiree Health Care And Survivor Benefits Will Be Going Away By The End Of This Year. The Bankrupt New York Based Company Is Asking A Court To Present A Proposed Deal To The Official Committee Representing Retirees. As Part Of The Plan, Kodak Seeks To Cut 1.2 Billion Dollars In Retiree Obligations Such As Medical, Dental, Life Insurance And Survivor Income Benefits. Pensions Will Not Be Impacted. The Plan Must Be Approved By The Bankruptcy Court. Many Kodak Retirees Live In The Tri-Cities Region. You May Remember, Eastman Chemical Company Was A Part Of Kodak Until 1994.