Under the Affordable Care Act, employers with more than 50 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees must provide a one-time Notice of Coverage Options to all employees – even part time employees and regardless of whether or not coverage is offered. This notice helps build awareness of Health Insurance Marketplaces and any applicable employer-sponsored health coverage.
Two Notices were developed: one for employers who offer a health plan and one for those who do not offer a health plan.
Employers were asked to send a single statement to all current employees by October 1, 2013. Then, employers should make this notice a part of their new-hire process.
Here are the links to the respective Notices (in English and Spanish):
Notice for Employers who Offer Coverage
Notice for Employers who Offer Coverage – Spanish
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