Go back in this thread and find one fucking question from you or your ass-wipe buddies that was intended to add to a DISCUSSION, and not just your Rah Rah Messiah Obama won bullshit.
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Hey asshole!
Go back in this thread and find one fucking question from you or your ass-wipe buddies that was intended to add to a DISCUSSION, and not just your Rah Rah Messiah Obama won bullshit.
Go find one!!
I suppose I could go back and find the times you diverted, reverted , converted, inverted and just proved what an ignorant fuck you are...but why waste my time?
I suppose I could go back and find the times you diverted, reverted , converted, inverted and just proved what an ignorant fuck you are...but why waste my time?
... these part time professors now have more time to spend with their families or fixing their home.
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CCAC President Alex Johnson announced in an email to employees last week that the school would cut course loads and hours for some 200 adjunct faculty members and 200 additional employees.
The Affordable Care Act -- nicknamed Obamacare -- classifies employees who work 30 hours or more per week as full-time, and CCAC would be required under the new law to provide employer-assisted health insurance to those employees.
Instead, temporary part-time employees, such as clerical, computer, seasonal and other positions, will be limited to working 25 hours per week, and adjunct instructors will only be able to teach 10 credits per semester. Permanent part-time employees, already eligible for health care coverage, will be unaffected. The Pittsburgh-based college estimates the move will save it from spending an additional $6 million.
"While it is of course the college’s preference to provide coverage to these positions, there simply are not funds available to do so," David Hoovler, executive assistant to the president of CCAC, told The Huffington Post. "Several years of cuts or largely flat funding from our government supporters have led to significant cost reductions by CCAC, leaving little room to trim the college’s budget further."
He noted that students have also seen "significant tuition increases" and the college had "examined various alternatives to reducing hours without finding an affordable option."
The health care law's provision affecting full-time workers doesn't kick in until 2014, but Hoovler said the college may be held accountable for compliance retroactively for up to one year.
According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, CCAC previously placed a 12-credit teaching limit on adjuncts, paying $730 per credit per semester.
Inside Higher Ed explained that a reduction in hours means even professors working two jobs won't be able to get health care coverage from their employer:
Go back in this thread and find one fucking question from you or your ass-wipe buddies that was intended to add to a DISCUSSION, and not just your Rah Rah Messiah Obama won bullshit.
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