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The transference of educational cost to the Employers from the Communities, will lower Wage scales in the long-run, and will lower actual labor costs after adjustment of current taxation to provide these facilities.
Income Redistribution Proposals, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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An umbrella group called Employers for Flexibility in Health Care, which represents at least four dozen big employers and trade groups, last month asked the IRS to ensure that all part-time, temporary and seasonal hires wait up to 12 months, plus an additional 90-day waiting period, before they qualify for insurance.
Employers Lobby to Weaken Insurance Mandate Janet Adamy 2011
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A new astroturf effort dubbed Employers for Quality Healthcare has appeared on the scene to ensure that the corporate interests are protected and the health insurance system is not reformed.
Association of Washington Business leads astroturf effort to kill health insurance reform 2009
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The agreement is part of a voluntary employer program known as IMAGE, or ICE Mutual Agreement between Government and Employers, which is a joint initiative between government and the business community to restore integrity to the U. S immigration system.
Media Newswire media-newswire.com 2010
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The Chamber of Commerce is leading the opposition to the health care bill with a coalition called Employers for a Healthy Economy.
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Feb. 17 -- Pharmaceutical Institute, a leading provider of specialized training solutions for the pharmaceutical and biotech industry, today announced the launch of two new e-courses, titled Employers and Retail Pharmacy.
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The Chamber of Commerce is leading the opposition to the health care bill with a coalition called Employers for a Healthy Economy.
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As a result of any changes, the company would recognize a non-recurring curtailment loss in accordance with the guidance of FAS B, number 88 titled Employers 'Accounting for Settlements and Curtailments of Defined Benefit Pension Plans and for Termination Benefits.
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At www. metlife.com, first look for the institute under "Employers," and then click on "Studies."
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Manufacturers 'Employers' Association late last week.
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