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I read your AHA as ACA (Obamacare), and jumped in because I thought it went back to the wartime wage and price controls. So I was saying it goes back well before Obamacare (duh), which gives me a grade of... D'OH! (which is kinda like a D-minus)
We all have those moments. It's called having a brain fart.
Oh, no!!!! Obamacare is actually better for the part time worker? I hear RW heads exploding everywhere.
Meh, it's only at the cost of upper middle class. If your corporation is lucky enough to be in Obama's inner circle, you don't need to worry about paying for it.
The Rochester-based grocer that has been continually lauded for providing health insurance to its part-time workers will no longer offer that benefit.
Until recently, the company voluntarily offered health insurance to employees who worked 20 hours per week or more. Companies are required by law to offer health insurance only to full-time employees who work 30 hours or more per week.
Several Wegmans employees confirmed part-time health benefits had been cut and said the company said the decision was related to changes brought about by the Affordable Care Act.
thanks Obama and the Dems.
Yup, don't blame Wegmans. It's all Obama's fault. Or perhaps it is yours for not reading further....
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Originally Posted by shooting4life
But but but Obamacare will help the working poor!!!!1!1!1!1!111
Another person that can't read further.
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Originally Posted by Torpedos
it was never about health. it is always about money and power.
Why do you think the GOP doesn't want it to work at all? They know if it works just a teensie bit, there goes their power.
'However, part-time employees may actually benefit from Wegmans’ decision, according to Brian Murphy, a partner at Lawley Benefits Group, an insurance brokerage firm in Buffalo.
“If you have an employee that qualifies for subsidized coverage, they might be better off going with that than a limited part-time benefit,†Murphy said.
That’s because subsidized coverage can have a lower out-of-pocket cost for the insured employee while also providing better benefits than an employer-paid plan.
Under the Affordable Care Act, part-time employees are not eligible for health insurance subsidies if their employer offers insurance.
“It’s a win-win. The employee gets subsidized coverage, and the employer gets to lower costs,†Murphy said.'
Wow a bloodsucking lawyer defending a bloodsuckers law that is still a steaming pile of legislative poudret...
My sisters place of employment put her hours down to 18 a week, right as she was getting her breast checked out for cancer. She lost her insurance and now I'm trying to find grants for her to have the procedure.
The last time this happened, she was doing time for manufacture of meth, and they kicked her out of the pokey. She had to pay for the procedure(my dad did) and two weeks after her mastectomy of one of her boobs, they came and got her and put her back in the pokey to serve out the rest of her sentence.
My renter is in the same boat cut her hours in half which hurts me with late or no rent ...thanx Mr.0 now I have to go play mean landlord or are you going to pass an Affordable Renters Act and screw me somemore...
Good news! The sooner we get away from employer linked health care the better for all Americans. Ending this ridiculous remnant of early 20th century industrialism and replacing it with consumers buying on competitive exchanges is the most positive development that might come from Obamacare.
Good news! The sooner we get away from employer linked health care the better for all Americans. Ending this ridiculous remnant of early 20th century industrialism and replacing it with consumers buying on competitive exchanges is the most positive development that might come from Obamacare.
Health CARE is not linked to employers.
Health CARE is not health insurance.
No one is forced to take employer health insurance
Everyone is free to get their own.
I prefer employer based because it's subsidized.
I think it's great if you can get a job where the employer pays for part of my insurance.
It's a great benefit to employees.
A burger flipper job was never meant to be a career with high pay and benefits.
But, as the economy declines and the better paying jobs get offshored or filled by visa workers Americans have no choice but to take these lower paying jobs with no benefits.
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