Of course it takes public sector jobs for them to notice, but still:
WASHINGTON — Cities, counties, public schools and community colleges around the country have limited or reduced the work hours of part-time employees to avoid having to provide them with health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, state and local officials say.
Mark D. Benigni, the superintendent of schools in Meriden, Conn., and a board member of the American Association of School Administrators, said in an interview that the new health care law was having “unintended consequences for school systems across the nation.”
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"Unintended consequences"
Um, there was a group of people who said this would all happen.
People like Mark Benigni refused to listen and voted for Obama.
How'd that go?
WASHINGTON — Cities, counties, public schools and community colleges around the country have limited or reduced the work hours of part-time employees to avoid having to provide them with health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, state and local officials say.
Mark D. Benigni, the superintendent of schools in Meriden, Conn., and a board member of the American Association of School Administrators, said in an interview that the new health care law was having “unintended consequences for school systems across the nation.”
@)
"Unintended consequences"
Um, there was a group of people who said this would all happen.
People like Mark Benigni refused to listen and voted for Obama.
How'd that go?