MILWAUKEE — Gov. Scott Walker defended the Legislature’s fast-tracking of a contentious right-to-work bill, saying it is being given more of a hearing than other proposals.
Scott Walker says right-to-work bill getting adequate public discussion
State Sen. Janet Bewley, D-Ashland, argues against right-to-work legislation during debate Wednesday in the Senate chamber.
Gov. Scott Walker says he will sign the bill into law on Monday. Unions talk about ways to prevent erosion of dues.
Gov. Scott Walker has said he will sign the bill into law on Monday, making Wisconsin the 25th state to adopt such a law.
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Democratic senators say Wisconsin doesn't want the measure. The Republican Senate Majority Leader calls it one of the most important jobs bill…
Walker's comments on right to work have shifted.
The Senate and Assembly have called themselves into session to consider right-to-work bills.
Pro-union protesters rallied at the state Capitol on Wednesday as the Senate took up a bill that would make Wisconsin the 25th right-to-work s…
