San Francisco HCSO Expenditure Rates for 2014

San Francisco HCSO Expenditure Rates for 2014

Covered employers who are subject to San Francisco’s Ordinance are required to make health care expenditures (HCE) to, or on behalf of, their covered employees.  These expenditure amounts are adjusted annually, in accordance with the San Francisco Ordinance.  Nonprofit entities with fewer than 50 employees, and small employers (those with fewer than 20 employees) are exempt from these provisions.

Health Care Expenditure Rate - Per Hour

 

Effective January 1, 2013

Effective January 1, 2014

All Employers with 100+ Employees

$2.33

$2.44

  • Businesses w/20-99 Employees
  • Nonprofits w/50-99 Employees

 $1.55

 $1.63

 

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San Francisco HCSO Expenditure Rates for 2014Covered employers who are subject to San Francisco’s Ordinance are required to make health care expenditures (HCE) to, or on behalf of, their covered employees.  These expenditure amounts are adjusted annually, in accordance with the San Francisco Ordinance.  Nonprofit entities with fewer than 50 employees, and small employers (those with fewer than 20 employees) are exempt from these provisions....2013-07-05T16:00:00-05:00

Covered employers who are subject to San Francisco’s Ordinance are required to make health care expenditures (HCE) to, or on behalf of, their covered employees.  These expenditure amounts are adjusted annually, in accordance with the San Francisco Ordinance.  Nonprofit entities with fewer than 50 employees, and small employers (those with fewer than 20 employees) are exempt from these provisions.