It also lacks an explicit mandate on employers to offer coverage.
Neither Professor Cutler's testimony nor the economists' letter mentioned that the Affordable Care Act also creates explicit taxes on employers, subsidies for layoffs and various implicit taxes on employees with many of the same economic characteristics as taxes on employers.
The City of Ontario and its police department, in asking the Supreme Court to hear the case, said "a lower-level supervisor's informal arrangement" should not be allowed to trump "the employer's explicit no-privacy policy".
Most employers are explicit about what these "specific requirements" are, so always base your CV on their list.
The Russian Federation law does not contain explicit rules regulating the employment of PMCs/PSCs abroad by foreign employers.
Their disclosure comes after years of efforts by many employers to institute explicit anti-harassment policies, management workshops and sensitivity training programs.
The pay gap exists today much more as an expression of risk management on behalf of employers than of explicit discrimination against women.
There was a failure of explicit or authoritative guidance for employers struggling to meet targets, and the code was not seen to impact significantly on registration patterns by doctors trained overseas.
Employers communicate in both explicit and implicit ways that LGBT employees should stay closeted or risk termination.
Explicit and clear communication is needed between employers and recruitment agencies to avoid employment contract misunderstandings and to enable clear interpretation of the credentialing processes.
