Does trumpcare ditch the 30 hour employer mandate?

[Enigma777]

Originally Posted by madison999

There is no help for you.

If you disagree, why not post some actual facts? Insults are the best you can do? Sad!

[Enigma777]

Should the House legislation be enacted, which is highly doubtful judging from the response of those in the Senate, the logical conclusion would be that there will be fewer available full time jobs.

The new bill would mean that health insurance premiums (outside of the work place), will be much more expensive for those over 50 and those with preexisting conditions.

Therefore, people who might have left the workplace due to wanting to work freelance, start a business or retire, will stay in their jobs for the health insurance, just as they did before the ACA. They will hang on to those full-time jobs simply for the health insurance. When you revert to a system that failed the first time, it will not do any better now.

Blaming the ACA for lack of employment (especially in dying fields like retail) is just an excuse.

Obamacare had little effect on part-time employment: Study

Study: ObamaCare not shifting workers to part-time jobs | TheHill

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/healt...able-care-act/

[madison999]

No one is blaming ACA for lack of employment. We're blaming it for spreading employment out over multiple jobs, added expenses, stress, more wear and tear on your vehicle, removal of overtime, and a FINE on top of it all.