As Session Ends, Liberty Legislation Picks Up Some Big Wins
Several conservative-led reform measures moved forward, including legislation that will shine light on bureaucracy and hold bureaucrats accountable.
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Rob Hutton
8 Bills for 2018: A Conservative Spring Legislative Agenda
Governor Scott Walker’s State of the State address listed several major priorities: welfare reform, a child tax credit, foster care reform, and more money for public schools.These will likely pass in some manner. But there are also a number of bills which will expand freedom, opportunity, and liberty in the state.
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State Budget Reform Measure Dropped At Last Minute
A bill requiring state government agencies to review – and justify – their budgets on a routine basis hit a committee wall Wednesday
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Senate Bill Aims To Create ‘Fair, Consistent’ Statewide Employment Regs
The Senate’s Labor Committee heard testimony Wednesday on a bill aimed at ending the “patchwork” of employment laws across the state.
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Senate Stalls, Assembly Takes Lead This Week On Mining Bill Debate
Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke (R-Kaukauna) said the Assembly will take up the bill on Thursday, the first day the lower house will be in.
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Bill Would Give Businesses Freedom to Hire More Apprentices
Previous research has shown that having a high number of journeymen to apprentices could result in too few apprentices being trained.
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Bill Would Reform Apprenticeship Requirements to Help Close Skills Gap
“It allows more apprenticeships to take place so that we can fill in the labor market in the skilled trades area more quickly.”
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Tiffany: Ending Mining Moratorium Could Transform WI Economy
Tiffany told Media Trackers Thursday that restarting the mining industry in Wisconsin would have an immeasurable impact on the economy.
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