Obamacare has "perverse incentives" that allow employers to cut their
employees' work hours, says Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins, who has
introduced a bill to change the healthcare law's definition of full
time work from 30 hours a week to 40.
Collins, in Saturday's GOP address, noted that under Obamacare, anyone working an average of 30 hours a week is considered full-time, meaning many employers may cut their hours so they won't have to provide them with insurance.
A 40-hour work week is full-time, we all know that," said Collins.
Collins, in Saturday's GOP address, noted that under Obamacare, anyone working an average of 30 hours a week is considered full-time, meaning many employers may cut their hours so they won't have to provide them with insurance.
A 40-hour work week is full-time, we all know that," said Collins.
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