Question of the Week

Posted by BAS - 27 October, 2016

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Q.- We just hired our first part-time worker. Do we have to offer him health coverage?

A.- If your company is an applicable large employer (50 or more full-time/full-time equivalent employees in the prior year), and if the part-time employee is expected to work 30 or more hours per week, you will have to offer him health coverage.  If the part-time employee is expected to work less than 30 hours per week, you should determine if your company uses the look-back method or the monthly method for measuring hours for ACA purposes.  If your company uses the look-back method, the individual can go into a new hire measurement period.  If your company uses a monthly measurement method, you should count the employee’s hours for each month to see if he reaches the 30 hour threshold.


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