Labor/Employment
Dec. 18, 2010
Crackdown Complicates Health Reform
In an unexpected twist to the rollout of health care reform law, elements related to employment may crank up the pressure on employers to add independent contractors onto company-provided health plans.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In an unexpected but perhaps not unintended twist to the rollout of national health care reform, key provisions of the law will crank up the pressure on employers to add independent contractors and temporary workers to company-provided health plans.
The focus comes as that section of the workforce is increasingly under scrutiny by the Labor Department for misclassification - the practice of incorrect...
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