| Bill
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How it Affects our
"Great Schools" |
| AB 666 |
Increase the percentage the county is allowed to take from the interest off money collected from fines and forfeiture from 10% to 25% this would greatly reduce the amount of money in the common school fund, which is used to purchase school library materials supporting the curriculum.
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| AB 751 |
This bill, which was introduced by Republican Rep. Gary Bies, seeks repeal of the QEO and makes other changes to the collective bargaining law.
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AB
589/
SB 286 |
These companion bills impact public sector collective bargaining by making subcontracting a non-mandatory subject of bargaining. The bills would jeopardize hundreds of public sector jobs held by education support professionals, such as food service workers, school bus drivers and school maintenance employees.
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| AB 725 |
Among the 14 items in the bill are the elimination of a requirement for school districts to hire reading specialists and revocation of DPI's authority to license nurses as school nurses.
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| AB 304 |
This bill is designed to take public employees out of the decision making over group health carriers. The bill, which was introduced by Rep. Terri McCormick (R-Appleton), revises the law so that local governmental employers would only have to offer substantially similar benefits to employees after making a decision to change the insurance carrier.
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