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The employee benefit industry is feeling a bit of déjà vu with the latest Affordable Care Act delay.
The Internal Revenue Service on Monday issued final guidance saying that employers with fewer than 100 employees wont have to provide health insurance coverage until Jan. 1, 2016. So far, responses from the employer industry are grateful and respectful of the latest postponement in a string of many by the Obama administration.
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