Coronavirus Crisis Requires Loosening Licensing for Medical Professionals
Evers has not yet issued any orders that would provide for emergency, temporary, or out-of-state licensing for medical professionals.
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Collin Roth
More Training and Support Could Result in More Disabled Workers Remaining in the Workforce
The central problem with SSDI is that for disabled workers who could reasonably make a return to the labor force through training or rehabilitation, there are few incentives and often not enough support.
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A First Down, Not a Touchdown
There are two bills in the legislature that could vault Wisconsin to the forefront of nationwide reforms, freeing our workers from red tape.
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Puerto Rico’s Recovery Needs a Dose of Free Market Reform
The recent controversy over Jones Act waivers raises important questions about whether the Act ought to remain in place at all. Free market conservatives have long argued that the law has outlived its usefulness (if it had any) and now amounts to pure protectionism that raises prices for consumers.
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School Spending Is Up But Disparity Between Milwaukee and State Choice Programs Remains
For education reform advocates, there was finally something to cheer about, although there is still work left to be done.
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Occupational Licensing in Wisconsin Has Grown and Has Costs
Wisconsin’s licensing regime has costs for our workers – many who are of low and middle income – that do not exist in many other states.
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