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Do Employers Have an Ongoing Obligation to Provide Exchange Notices?
Thomson Reuters / EBIA
[Guidance Overview] Oct. 16, 2025 "[You] have an ongoing obligation to provide the notice to new employees, within 14 days of their start date.... Another entity (such as your insurer) may provide the Exchange Notice on your behalf.... [As] a practical matter, 14 days is a short timeframe for the employer to provide a new employee's information to another entity that then sends the notice." MORE >> |
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