Like previous Republican-backed bills, the Graham-Cassidy measure would eliminate penalties imposed on individuals who don’t purchase health care (the individual mandate) and against employers with 50 or more full-time equivalent employees that don’t provide ACA-compliant health care (the employer mandate). But unlike previous bills, Graham-Cassidy would allow individual states broad leeway to keep the ACA’s key provisions in place, if they chose to do so.
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Good Jobs for High School Graduates Still Exist
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Many believe good jobs for workers without a bachelor’s degree no longer exist in a labor market buffeted by...
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Unlawful to threaten employees with plant closure to spur union decertification
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By Ronald Miller, J.D. The NLRB did not err in determining that an employer acted unlawfully by threatening plant...
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5th Circuit Ruling Leaves DOL’s Fiduciary Rule in Limbo
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An Obama-era Department of Labor (DOL) rule requiring heightened plan sponsor vigilance of investment advice given to employees has...
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What Individual Mandate Repeal Means for Employers
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The 2017 tax act effectively repeals the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA’s) requirement that most Americans obtain ACA-compliant health coverage,...
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OregonSaves Serves as a Test for State-Sponsored Auto-IRAs
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As the first state-sponsored retirement savings program rolls out in Oregon, here’s what employers in Oregon and other states...
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IRS Issues First FAQs on Paid-Leave Credit
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When the IRS posted a set of frequently asked questions regarding the new employer tax credit for paid family...
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Leave Employees Alone During FMLA Time Off
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HR professionals should not call an employee into work for any reason during Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)...
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New York City Council Expands Earned Sick Time Law to Include Safe Time
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New York City’s paid-sick-leave law would require businesses to allow employees to use paid time off for “safe time”...
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