Will employees eventually sue employers for offering benefits?
As premiums continue to rise and become more and more unaffordable does the family glitch open up the employers to potential law suits for disqualifying employees and there dependents from qualifying for tax credits?
The family glitch is cost shifting thousands of dollars in costs to employees simply because the employer is offering benefits.
If the employer offers coverage disqualifying the employee and dependents from tax credits. Dose that then give the employee the ability to recover damages from the employer.
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As premiums continue to rise and become more and more unaffordable does the family glitch open up the employers to potential law suits for disqualifying employees and there dependents from qualifying for tax credits?
The family glitch is cost shifting thousands of dollars in costs to employees simply because the employer is offering benefits.
If the employer offers coverage disqualifying the employee and dependents from tax credits. Dose that then give the employee the ability to recover damages from the employer.
T
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