Legislators raise concerns over IL bill revising Secure Choice Savings Program – Center Square

Workers at companies that don't offer a retirement plan are automatically enrolled in the Secure Choice Savings Program and the automatic contribution starts at 5 percent of the employee's paycheck. House Bill 1435 would amend the Secure Choice Savings Program Act and change penalty criteria for employers who fail to enroll employees in the program and remit contributions.
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David F
1 year ago

Employers who don’t pay s..t have to reduce they employees pay by 5%.
I’m sure that will help the working poor.
But hire illegals and they don’t have to!

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