What does HCSO stand for?

San Francisco's Health Care Security Ordinance requires certain employers to spend a specified minimum amount to provide health care coverage, from $1.

One obvious cruelty is the looming April 30, 2009, filing deadline for employers ensnared by San Francisco's Health Care Security Ordinance ("HCSO" or "Ordinance").

The San Francisco Health Care Security Ordinance is a ground-breaking policy shift from a common "pay or play" scheme to what Goldman calls a "pay-plus or play" plan for its unique combination of employer spending requirements and health care access programs.

IRVING, Texas -- As the City of San Francisco's Health Care Security Ordinance (HCSO) goes into effect, Century Healthcare, one of the nation's largest providers of health insurance options known as limited benefit medical plans, has developed customized plans which will allow employers to meet mandated spending requirements and simultaneously provide sponsored health insurance to their employees.

This information must be reported on the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement's Health Care Security Ordinance mandatory annual reporting form, which will be mailed to all businesses registered to do business in San Francisco.

The lawsuit did not seek to overturn San Francisco's Health Care Security Ordinance, only one provision of the ordinance that GGRA argued clearly violated the federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).

The San Francisco Health Care Security Ordinance The San Francisco Health Care Security Ordinance ("San Francisco Act"), S.

Incorporating the guarantees of the Sick Leave Ordinance (9 paid sick days) and the Health Care Security Ordinance (the City's or the company's health plan) for officers in San Francisco.