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2. That is an abuse of the system

Wed Jan 30, 2013, 08:03 PM

Jan 2013

I hope it gets reported. I wonder what the proper channels are? Homeland security could be put to work doing something useful. Yessiree.

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Is this even legal?? Healthcare [View all] OccupyManny Jan 2013 OP

Walmart does this as a matter of corporate policy.... peacebird Jan 2013 #1

That is an abuse of the system libodem Jan 2013 #2

We can report till Doomsday TheKentuckian Jan 2013 #9

So SailorMike Jan 2013 #14

Probably very legal Sherman A1 Jan 2013 #4

Yes its legal. Travis_0004 Jan 2013 #5

Yes, the 30 hours is the bright line under healthcare reform Yo_Mama Jan 2013 #7

30 hours has been the magic turning point for insurance magical thyme Jan 2013 #8

Legal and demonstrates just how massively shitty our health care system is. Warren Stupidity Jan 2013 #10

Probably legal. nt dairydog91 Jan 2013 #11

Employers are using the healthcare law as an excuse. MiniMe Jan 2013 #12

Start looking for another job. Hopefully she'll find a union job. rgbecker Jan 2013 #13

Hmm... Orrex Jan 2013 #15

I'm down for single payer OccupyManny Jan 2013 #16

Yes. SOP in Work Camp America. n/t Egalitarian Thug Jan 2013 #17