claim: says obama administration delay of health care law's employer mandate affects about 1 percent of the american workforce.
author: robert menendez
evidence_1: feb 10, 2014 ... officials monday said that the one-year delay in the obamacare mandate for  companies with between 50 and 99 full-timers will affect 50 percent of the  businesses that were supposed to be complying by 2015. about 7.8 million  workers are employed by the affected businesses. (read more: social security ...
evidence_2: over the past decade or more, state and federal laws generally required that  health coverage providers accept small employers applying for coverage. .... that  employers with between 50-99 workers meet the mandate to offer health  insurance, a category that includes about seven percent of the private workforce.  the new ...
evidence_3: feb 10, 2014 ... originally, the employer mandate — which affects companies employing 72  percent of all americans — was to have gone into effect jan. 1, at the same time  the law began requiring most americans to have health insurance. a senior  administration official, who briefed reporters on the proposal on the ...
evidence_4: robert e. moffit is a senior fellow in the heritage foundation's center for health  policy studies. copied. select a section 1/0. toggle open close. americans are  engaged in an intense national debate over the patient protection and affordable  care act of 2010 (aca, popularly known as “obamacare”). despite president ...
evidence_5: jan 23, 2015 ... the obama administration twice delayed enforcement of this requirement, but it  finally took effect this month for companies with at least 100 workers, and it is set  to start next year ... here, we'll take a look at just one of these claims -- that " obamacare has caused millions of full-time jobs to become part-time.