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Politics : President Barack Obama -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tejek who wrote (145556)	9/4/2014 1:36:29 PM
From: pcstel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149319

<Except the example you used......TSA......pays the same benefits whether part time or full time.< I provided two examples, one from MSNBC talking about adjunct professors getting their hours cut to comply with the requirements of the ACA. You didn' t like that example so you decided to ignore it. Instead, you went with the TSA, which I might add, I provided the link to the article. I was pointing out that even with a Government Job, the benefits they supply to "Part-Time workers" are diminished by the hours actually worked. So if someone is only provided 20 hours a week, the Governments contribution is "pro-rated" to those hours employed. Everyone complains about the plight of the "Part-time worker" and why Mr. Corp. America doesn't hire. "Full time" workers instead of Part-time workers which then have to have multiple jobs to make a living. You know.. sleeping in cars between them. But, in the end, the US Govt. also hires "Part-Time workers" and provides "pro-rated benefit payments".not equal benefits to "Full Time Workers" As a matter of fact. An average worker at Costco makes much more per hour than your average Government employed TSA Agent. I am surprised you didn't pick that up? PCSTEL