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"29ers": For Over a Decade, Employers Have Scheduled Workers One Hour Under a Federal Health-Coverage Threshold. A State Government Did It to Its Own Employees First.
The Affordable Care Act requires coverage at 30 hours a week. The response — capping schedules at 29 — has run for over a decade, across restaurant chains, movie theaters, the country's largest private employer, and at least one state government's own part-time workforce.
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