> What I hear about more often in the United States economy than employed wage-earners not being paid overtime is employed wage-earners not being offered even f

> What I hear about more often in the United States economy than employed wage-earners not being paid overtime is employed wage-earners not being offered even full-time hours, because shorter hours remove a requirement to provide employee health insurance benefits for many employers. As someone in the States, that arbitrary cut-off drives me nuts. I would much rather have scaled benefits, all derived from formulas.