Unintended consequences - not just a good idea: It's the Law...
Who'd'a thunk it?
Obamacare reducing full-time employment:
In an experiment apparently aimed at keeping down the cost of health-care reform, Orlando-based Darden Restaurants has stopped offering full-time schedules to many hourly workers in at least a few Olive Gardens, Red Lobsters and LongHorn Steakhouses.Gosh, who could have seen that coming?
Darden said the test is taking place in "a select number" of restaurants in four markets, including Central Florida, but would not give details. The company said there has been no decision made about expanding it.
In an emailed statement, Darden said staffing changes are "just one of the many things we are evaluating to help us address the cost implications health care reform will have on our business. There are still many unanswered questions regarding the health care regulations and we simply do not have enough information to make any decisions at this time."
And, of course, no one could have done a better job in this economy than President Obama has. No one could possibly, under these conditions, done more to keep unemployment down.
But hey, I'm sure that those restaurant workers who now aren't getting enough hours to get health care, and are forgoing that income, are proud "economic patriots," happy to forgo that income for the common good...
Labels: non-monetary costs of obamacare, obamacare, unintended consequences
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