Senate Obamacare Repeal Bill Sends Clear Message to the Next President, says AMAC
American workers will have shorter hours in the coming decade if the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office is correct in its study of a new-found effect of Obamacare. But it won’t mean more leisure time; it will have them scrambling to find ways to make ends meet because shorter work days and unemployment will put less money in their pockets.
The CBO conducted an analysis of the healthcare law and concluded that: “Some people would choose to work fewer hours; others would leave the labor force entirely or remain unemployed for longer than they otherwise would.” Read more…
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