Abrignac
12 years ago
AFL-CIO’s Richard Trumka Admits Employers Are “Restructuring Their Workforce” To Allow For 29½-Hour Weeks Due To Obamacare

By: Noel Sheppard (News Busters)

In the past several months, the left and their media minions have pushed back against claims businesses are trimming worker hours to avoid ObamaCare.

During a recent interview, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said employers are "restructuring their workforce to give workers 29 and a half hours so they don't have to provide them healthcare."




http://nation.foxnews.com/2013/09/05/afl-cio ’s-richard-trumka-admits-employers-are-“restructuring-their-workforce”-allow-29½
gringococolo
12 years ago
The bigger irony is that they backed Obama. Now their unions are going to be weakened. Less hours worked = less dues.
jpotts
12 years ago
You know, the critics of Obamacare said this would happen, and now it has.

And they said that premiums would skyrocket, and they did.

The other thing they said is that it would bankrupt the government...anyone want to take any bets?
ZRX1200
12 years ago
Palin was right!
8trackdisco
12 years ago

AFL-CIO’s Richard Trumka Admits Employers Are “Restructuring Their Workforce” To Allow For 29½-Hour Weeks Due To Obamacare

By: Noel Sheppard (News Busters)

In the past several months, the left and their media minions have pushed back against claims businesses are trimming worker hours to avoid ObamaCare.

During a recent interview, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said employers are "restructuring their workforce to give workers 29 and a half hours so they don't have to provide them healthcare."


http://nation.foxnews.com/2013/09/05/afl-cio ’s-richard-trumka-admits-employers-are-“restructuring-their-workforce”-allow-29½

Abrignac wrote:



Idealists in the government will always be out flanked by pragmatists in the private sector.
DadZilla3
12 years ago

You know, the critics of Obamacare said this would happen, and now it has.

And they said that premiums would skyrocket, and they did.

The other thing they said is that it would bankrupt the government...anyone want to take any bets?

jpotts wrote:



We're at least $70 trillion dollars in the red...we are already bankrupt. The only thing that is saving our a$$es so far is the US dollar is still being used as a reserve currency, and oil is still priced in US dollars.
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