Communicating ACA Health Plan Options to Hourly Employees

Publisher: Groh Benefits Communication

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Communicating ACA Health Plan Options to Hourly Employees

With over 1,000 hourly team members working at fast food restaurants in six states, the franchisee wanted team members to be aware of the 2014 requirements of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to enroll in a medical plan or face paying a penalty.

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