employer mandate looms. kate, this anew reality. right? just may very well be. the employer mandate doesn t kick in until 2015. it was delayed a year. a colorful move because the individual mandate was not. that means the penalties employers don t have to pay penalties but individuals watching the show, if they don t get insurance soon, they have to pay a penalty. but for the employers watching the show, they have until 2015 if they re at 50 or more fulltime workers, they have to off aer them insurance or they ll pay a penalty of $200 per worker per year. here s the problem. only been delayed a year and maybe employers are not taking the bait. this career builder survey shows employers are scared. 42% said they would be hiring temp or contract workers and only 25% said they d be hiring fulltime workers, and that fullike worker category dropped
language in th. after this, joe biden whispered in the president s ear. george bush colorfully described a new york times reporter. melissa leo let the f-bomb fly when she accepted an oscar. and yahoo! s former ceo was excuse me. i knew that would slip out one of these times. boy, that timberwolf was one [ bleep ] deal. reporter: so is it ever okay to swear at work? an occasional f-bomb is not going to be a supreme court case. under most company s policies these days, offensive language includes swearing is prohibited. reporter: and your boss is listening. a career builder survey finds 57% of employers would be less likely to promote someone who swears in the office.
[ bleep ] excuse me, i knew that would slip out one of these times. even the e-mail antics of some goldman sachs execs got them in trouble. boy, that timber wolf was one [ bleep ] deal. is it ever okay to swear at work? an occasional f bomb is not going to become a supreme court case. the reality is it is where the conduct is on going or pervasive and under most company s policies these days, offensive language including swearing is prohibited. and your boss is listening. a career builder survey finds 57% of employers would be less likely to promote someone that swears in the office. still, 51% of workers admit to doing it and even people paid to watch their words like broadcast legend sue simmons and ernie anastas have sometimes let them slip. takes a tough man to make a tender forecast, nick. [ bleep ]. of course newsrooms are
an interesting outcome. this may be good news. plus, a school district that pays struggling students to go to summer school. talk about outrage. we re going to chat about that this morning. we re going to begin with the olympics and the night that was filled with so much promise and ended in so much disappointment for the u.s. men s gymnastics team after finishing first in the trials, they entered the finals last night as favorites. but a fall on the floor, two costly errors in the pommel horse and a fall on the vault undid team usa. halfway through six rotations they were in last place. last. but they rallied at the last minute to finish in fifth place. better, but still not great. amanda davies joins us from london. they were talking so big going into the finals. what happened? i think the mood in london at the olympic park today probably reflects the mood of the u.s. men s gymnastics team. gray and gloomy is the best way to sum it up. they were hotly tipped for a
their turn, losing once but then going on to get the nomination down the road, like bob dole or john mccain, you know. that s the kind of thing, george h.w. bush. it s happened before. and maybe he s still a relatively young guy, jon huntsman is thinking along those lines. one of the things i noticed, wolf, about huntsman is that he really is relatively he walks away relatively unscathed in this process when you think about it, because he hasn t been hit by all that money from the super pacs to really bury him in criticism like newt gingrich is talking about. and at the same time, he gets to walk away from this, he still has his own money, his own reputation in tact. he doesn t have that kind of really harsh criticism that would have happened if he had gone on to south carolina. do you think he s positioning himself now for, say, a position in the romney cabinet, potentially secretary of state? i don t know about secretary of state, but certainly he could position himse