ACA did a lot to put full time employees onto part time.
No matter how many times you lying scum bags repeat that lie, it will ALWAYS be a lie.
After the PPACA passed in March 2010, PT jobs for economic reasons DECLINED from 9,233,000 to 5,734,000 when Obama left office while FT jobs INCREASED from 111,162,000 to 124,563,000 over the same time period.
You might try a little reading there sparky.
https://imprimis.hillsdale.edu/effects-of-the-affordable-care-act-on-economic-productivity/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=Stripes+-+Imprimis+Content+Promo+-+Effects+of+ACA+(Nov+2017)&hs_fb_account_id=1390410734517593&hs_fb_campaign_id=6095644074964&hs_fb_adset_id=6095644076164&hs_fb_ad_id=6095644075764&hs_parent_creative_id=6095644346564&source=fb
that is if you can read.
WOW the extremist Right-wing Hillsdale College, now there is an unbiased source if ever there was one. NOT!
The actual law:
www.law.cornell.edu
§ 147.140 Preservation of right to maintain existing coverage.
(a) Definition of grandfathered health plan coverage -
(1) In general -
(i) Grandfathered health plan coverage means coverage provided by a group health
plan, or a group or individual
health insurance issuer, in which an individual was enrolled on March 23, 2010 (for as long as it maintains that status under the rules of this section). A group health
plan or
group health insurance coverage does not cease to be grandfathered health
plan coverage merely because one or more (or even all) individuals enrolled on March 23, 2010 cease to be covered, provided that the
plan or
group health insurance coverage has continuously covered someone since March 23, 2010 (not necessarily the same person, but at all times at least one person). In addition, subject to the limitation set forth in
paragraph (a)(1)(ii) of this section, a group health
plan (and any
health insurance coverage offered in connection with the group health plan) does not cease to be a grandfathered health
plan merely because the
plan (or its sponsor) enters into a new policy, certificate, or contract of insurance after March 23, 2010 (for example, a
plan enters into a contract with a new
issuer or a new policy is issued with an existing issuer). For purposes of this section, a
plan or
health insurance coverage that provides grandfathered health
plan coverage is referred to as a grandfathered health
plan. The rules of this section apply separately to each benefit package made available under a group health
plan or
health insurance coverage. Accordingly, if any benefit package relinquishes grandfather status, it will not affect the grandfather status of the other benefit packages.