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8. Did not ask

Reply to SharonAnn (Reply #6)

Sun Sep 22, 2013, 01:30 PM

Sep 2013

He was really irritated and to make matters worse for him, he didn't know how he'd be able to make a go of it on a paycheck cutting his hours back so much. I don't think he earns much at that place which I don't particularly care for myself (they tend to sell old food hoping that you won't notice).

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Part-Timers Losing Health Insurance May Want To Thank Their Companies [View all] cbdo2007 Sep 2013 OP

I got cut from 40 to 31 hours this week. bluedigger Sep 2013 #1

I think it would have to be under 29 hours to be ACA related cbdo2007 Sep 2013 #2

I don't know. bluedigger Sep 2013 #3

Under 30, not 29. enlightenment Sep 2013 #9

A young man at the local Co-op tells a similar story CountAllVotes Sep 2013 #4

Why will he no longer be able to get care when the Affordable Care Act kicks in? SharonAnn Sep 2013 #6

Did not ask CountAllVotes Sep 2013 #8

Maybe his anger should be directed toward his Jane Austin Sep 2013 #12

Of course they can afford it CountAllVotes Sep 2013 #13

Well I hope the ACA has a decent setup and is ready to go... dkf Sep 2013 #5

Yep. enlightenment Sep 2013 #10

Is there a finite budget for the ACA or is it funded whatever the cost? dkf Sep 2013 #11

I think there was a budget baseline established - enlightenment Sep 2013 #14

I never liked it in the first place because it had no public option. dkf Sep 2013 #15

I have been a supporter of single-payer enlightenment Sep 2013 #17

Thinking the same thing Sienna86 Sep 2013 #7

My employers just cut the insurance on 8k positions. Decoy of Fenris Sep 2013 #16

Actually, the American worker can thank the corporations tsuki Sep 2013 #18