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In reply to the discussion: Olive Garden & Red Lobster making workers part-time to avoid providing health insurance [View all]LiberalEsto
(22,845 posts)35. Full time for some people means 50 or more hours a week
My husband works in computer IT.
I can't remember when he last worked a 40-hour week.
Usually he has to work from home on weekends.
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Olive Garden & Red Lobster making workers part-time to avoid providing health insurance [View all]
proud2BlibKansan
Oct 2012
OP
Actually a lot of us did, we just couldn't break through the corporate love-fest that both parties
Egalitarian Thug
Oct 2012
#18
Mandatory private insurance is a Faustian deal. And as always, the Devil's in the details! nt
Romulox
Oct 2012
#16
Some people would tell these workers that they can afford to pay for their own insurance.
Zalatix
Oct 2012
#30
They will always find kids and the desperately unemployed to fill positions until recovery
DainBramaged
Oct 2012
#46
There should be a special tax on companies that do not retain full time workers.
Festivito
Oct 2012
#58
This has been rule of thumb for lots of companies well before Obamacare...profits trump all, don't
mother earth
Oct 2012
#60