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Temporary faculty hours cut as ASU readies for health law

halthcareBy Joe Dana | 12 News | azcentral.com

Temporary faculty members at Arizona State University are feeling a sting from the Affordable Care Act, even though a key component of the law does not go into effect until January 2015.

ASU administrators recently notified non-tenured associate faculty members that they will be limited to teaching six credit hours per semester beginning this fall, which amounts to two general-education courses.

“It’s like getting a punch in the stomach. For some people it’s a major financial setback,” said Mariam Cohen, a Scottsdale psychiatrist who teaches religious studies at ASU.

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Related: Study: Half who now buy own health plan to get aid

If you’d like to discuss employment or health care law, contact David Weissman, dweissman@roselawgroup.com

 

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