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(Bloomberg) – Todays ruling that sweeps away bans on same-sex marriage – a victory for gays opting to wed – could pose big challenges for U.S. workers whod rather live with an unmarried partner.
The landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision being cheered as a step toward equality is also poised to carry unintended consequences, including some that could make life harder for employees, gay and straight alike.
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