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EPISODE · Nov 21, 2024 · 12 MIN

Variable Hour Employee Health Insurance Changes: What This Means for Business Owners

from Don't HR Alone · host Rhamy Alejeal

In this episode of Don't HR Alone, Rhamy discusses potential changes to IRS Rule 4980H, which governs health insurance eligibility under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The proposed change, supported by Congressman Steve Cohen and other congressional members, would reduce the evaluation period for determining health insurance eligibility for variable hour employees from one year to three months. This episode explores the implications for businesses with high labor turnover and variable hour staff, practical strategies to prepare for the changes, and the importance of upgrading HR tracking systems and auditing employee classifications.⚡️ Don’t get left behind! Download A Practical Guide to Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Eligibility for Variable Hour Employees for actionable insights. 👉 https://peopleprocesses.com/free-downloads/Need personalized guidance? Schedule a free 30-minute consultation with Rhamy to discuss how these changes could impact your business. 👉 https://peopleprocesses.com/request-a-consultation/https://youtu.be/BopaIR9wphg

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