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This will become a jobs bill for the youth of this country. As the job creators cut hrs. more employees will be needed to fill those open hrs.
This chain is typical for most of its size, hiring at minimum wage, except during daytime when school is back in session. Those Hrs. will still need to be covered by there few full time employees.
You must be a cheapskate if you buy clothing at this store. The clothing can only be washed once and then its ready for the trash. It is lower quality than Old Navy.
I also will stop shopping for my daughter and granddaughter in Forever21
Like it or not, a companies responsibility is to stay afloat and functional, not to provide overpriced government mandated health care to it's employees. This is a natural reaction to the ACA and we are going to see a lot more of this.
So the Job creators are now only going to let people work for 29.5 Hr.s/week. This will be down from 31.5 for 99% of hourly employees. See above 32 Hrs. you are considered full time. Under ACA it was 30 hrs.. Under the ACA those employees will be able to buy coverage through the exchange in their state. They will be able to get the tax credit to help them pay for their coverage. Instead of the company getting those credits they will now go to the indivdual.
I also will stop shopping for my daughter and granddaughter in Forever21
Local governments are doing it as well..slashing hours.
Plan to boycott your government as well ?
Like it or not, a companies responsibility is to stay afloat and functional, not to provide overpriced government mandated health care to it's employees. This is a natural reaction to the ACA and we are going to see a lot more of this.
Considering I'm sure the majority of employees at stores like this are teens or early 20's who would obviously qualify to be under their parents insurance (I believe it's until 25 or 26, right?), it makes sense they wouldn't have to offer them insurance. I look at it as a logical positive reaction to ACA.
Like it or not, a companies responsibility is to stay afloat and functional, not to provide overpriced government mandated health care to it's employees. This is a natural reaction to the ACA and we are going to see a lot more of this.
I guess they haven't had any accountants checking the tax laws.
They were able to write off and earn tax credits.
So now it will go to the individuals.
See This is a conservative healthcare law,it gives the individual the ability to buy there own coverage and get the tax credits that companies get now.
Local governments are doing it as well..slashing hours.
Plan to boycott your government as well ?
Haven't heard that as in NC. Here they are to busy using tax dollars for private schools. Counties cutting because of lower funding from state.
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