As reported here:
"A fast-food chain is slashing employee hours so franchise owners don't have to pay health benefits. Around 100 local Wendy’s workers have learned their hours are being cut. A spokesperson says a new health care law is to blame.
"The company has announced that all non-management positions will have their hours reduced to 28 a week."
Liberal hysteria at thinkprogress.org here inflates the reported number to 300:
"Not long after the owner of the Olive Garden and Red Lobster chains admitted their anti-Obamacare campaigns hurt more than helped, the owner of a Wendy’s franchise in Omaha, Nebraska plans to cut 300 employees’ hours to part-time to avoid providing them health care coverage."
How else do you miss that detail in both the first and last paragraphs of the story unless you didn't bother to read it?
