Home Depot to switch part-time workers to health-exchange coverage
September 19, 2013|Reuters
Home Depot Inc. plans to shift medical coverage for part-time employees to public health care exchanges.
The world’s largest home improvement retail chain announced its move shortly after a similar announcement from Trader Joe’s Co, a privately held grocery chain.
The change, which the home improvement chain detailed to Reuters Thursday, would affect the roughly 20,000 part-time workers who had chosen the limited liability medical coverage offered by the company, spokesman Stephen Holmes said.
After Dec. 31, companies can no longer offer those plans under the U.S. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
Recovery Summer 4.0!!!
This just cannot be true.
AP must be racists intent on harming a black President!! (MSNBC)
where is the actual labor dep rpt that lists the states that saw improvement and those that don’t
reports that simply report X number of states here and Y number of states there - out of all the data - tells most readers very little of what THEY want to know - where is THEIR state in that report?????