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March 1 is literally around the corner — the date when, in compliance with the new stimulus law, the government will begin a nine-month, 65% COBRA subsidy for laid-off workers.
Employers, however, have to pay the subsidy upfront, which means big changes for how they’re accustomed to administering and overseeing COBRA.
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