Is there a legal argument for delaying the employer penalty?
Guest Post July 31, 2013
The following is a guest post by Nicholas Bagley, University of Michigan Assistant Professor of Law. In an interview with the New York Times last week,
The following is a guest post by Nicholas Bagley, University of Michigan Assistant Professor of Law. In an interview with the New York Times last week,
There’s no doubt that there seems to be a built-in inducement in the ACA for large employers to favor part time workers over full time
Feel free to add your own caption. More here–Me in the Washington Post. @haroldpollack
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Our research team has performed nationally representative surveys of outpatient substance abuse treatment programs for many years. Among other things, we examine the prevalence of
My week without email, blogging, RSS feeds, Twitter, and screens in general begins tomorrow. I’m strict about it. You won’t catch me cheating. What I’ll
Equality of opportunity means that we are not a caste society. Who we will become is not fixed by the circumstances of our births. Some