Associations see victory in health care act delay The Obama administration announced Tuesday it would delay for one year a provision in the Affordable Care Act that requires businesses with more than 50 employees to provide health insurance to their workers—a reprieve for which a number of associations had lobbied. "This one-year delay will provide employers and businesses more time to update their health care coverage without threat of arbitrary punishment," said Neil Trautwein, vice president and employee benefits policy counsel for the National Retail Federation. Last year, several dozen state and national associations joined the Retail Industry Leaders Association in… Read More