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.
Senate Won't Vote on Last-Ditch ACA Repeal Attempt
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Video: Leftover FSA Funds Can Buy High-Tech Health Products
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Flexible spending account (FSA) users may be surprised by the high-tech health devices they can purchase tax free before...
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Trump Nominates Pharma Exec Alex Azar as Next HHS Secretary
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President Donald Trump has nominated former pharmaceutical firm executive Alex Azar as the next secretary of Health and Human...
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Trump's Executive Orders Seek to Roll Back Health Plan Requirements
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President Donald Trump’s executive orders, which direct federal agencies to issue new rules allowing businesses to buy health insurance...
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Women's March Attendees Want Equality in the Workplace
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Many women at the Womens March in Washington, D.C., said they want to see businesses and lawmakers put an...
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2018 Family HSA Contribution Limit Stays at $6,900 After All
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The IRS announced relief for employees with family coverage who contribute to a health savings account (HSA), restoring the...
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EEOC Wellness Regulations Vacated Effective Jan. 1, 2019
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A district court has vacated the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (EEOC’s) wellness rule effective Jan. 1, 2019, instructing the...
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Employee Did Not Have a Reasonable Expectation for a Christmas Bonus Despite Past Bonuses, Court Rules
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A former vice president of sales could not proceed with his multicount complaint against his former employer, including his...
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How Do Pregnancy and Baby-Bonding Leave Laws Interact in California?
Janet L. Heins|California, Family and Medical Leave, News, Benefits, Compensation, Equal Pay, Pay
California’s myriad leave laws can make it difficult for employers to understand workers’ eligibility for time off—particularly when it...
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