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Wisconsin Democrats Discuss Repeal Timeline for Act 10 Labor Law

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Greta Neubauer, incoming Assembly Speaker, stated support for restoring collective bargaining rights for workers in the public and private sectors in Wisconsin. Neubauer said she would discuss the repeal timeline of Act 10 with Governor-elect David Crowley and the Democratic caucus. A spokesperson for Governor-elect Crowley's transition team offered a vague response when asked about the labor law.

From cbs58.com

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The discussion centers on Act 10, a 2011 law that largely stripped public workers of collective bargaining rights. The potential repeal of this law could fundamentally change state labor law and public sector economics in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin political leadership changes include Greta Neubauer becoming Assembly Speaker and Dianne Hesselbein taking Senate Majority Leader.

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Who's involved

  • Greta NeubauerIncoming Assembly Speaker who supports restoring collective bargaining rights
  • David CrowleyGovernor-elect whose transition team avoided specifics on the labor law
  • Dianne HesselbeinLeader within the Democratic caucus in Wisconsin

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