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Mr. STUTZMAN. Mr. Speaker, I thank Congressman Young for his hard work.
ObamaCare is waging a war on work. ObamaCare's 30-hour rule gives employers an awful choice: cut hours or pay new taxes.
Fort Wayne Community Schools, our State's largest school district, announced last year that they would cut 610 part-time workers after estimating a $10 million cost of compliance with ObamaCare.
My constituent, Todd Hollman, the Vice President of Pizza Hut and KFC of Fort Wayne, writes this:
Due to ACA, our company has been forced to reduce the number of part-time employees or face even greater penalties than we already will. Even by reducing the number of newly defined full-time employees, we will still incur nearly a $1 million penalty in 2015.
While the Obama administration has delayed the employer mandate, businesses are still bracing themselves for ObamaCare's inevitable impact. Hoosiers don't need a part-time economy. We deserve a full-throttled recovery. It is time to repeal ObamaCare's 30-hour definition of full employment.
I thank my friend and colleague, Mr. Young, for his leadership on this issue, and I urge my colleagues to support H.R. 2575. It is the right thing to do.
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