WillowTree
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He'll just have to lay off teachers to make up for the budget shortfall this ruling will create. Too bad, he had Wisconsin on it's way to recovery too.
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A massive push by Democrats to eliminate states rights using Clinton/Obama appointees to the federal judgships around the nation in order to procure power for themselves at the expense of everybody else and at absolutely not cost to themselves.BTW What grounds make the law unconstitutional?
The law allowed collective bargaining ONLY for Cost of Living adjustments. You don't have to be a Harvard Cum Laude to understand that it might not hold up.
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The law took away nearly all collective bargaining rights from most workers and has been in effect for more than a year.
Colas' ruling comes after a lawsuit brought by the Madison teachers union and a union for Milwaukee city employees.
For city, county and school workers, the ruling returns the law to its previous status, before it was changed in March 2011, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported. However, Walker's law remains largely in force for state workers, it reported.
Walker's law prohibited state and local governments from bargaining over anything except cost of living adjustments to salaries. Haggling over issues such as health benefits, pensions and workplace safety was barred.
He'll just have to lay off teachers to make up for the budget shortfall this ruling will create. Too bad, he had Wisconsin on it's way to recovery too.
The law allowed collective bargaining ONLY for Cost of Living adjustments. You don't have to be a Harvard Cum Laude to understand that it might not hold up.
The bargaining that was forbidden included working conditions. The state will lose on appeal.
they always have insults for anyone who doesnt march in locked step with their attacks on our freedoms
He'll just have to lay off teachers to make up for the budget shortfall this ruling will create. Too bad, he had Wisconsin on it's way to recovery too.
BULLSHIT.
Every day, you post these little one line insults or no-thought pseudo-"opinions?
You really need to read/watch/listen to something besides fux/dredge. Seriously, try comparing Wisc to Ill and that's just a start.
The law allowed collective bargaining ONLY for Cost of Living adjustments. You don't have to be a Harvard Cum Laude to understand that it might not hold up.
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The law took away nearly all collective bargaining rights from most workers and has been in effect for more than a year.
Colas' ruling comes after a lawsuit brought by the Madison teachers union and a union for Milwaukee city employees.
For city, county and school workers, the ruling returns the law to its previous status, before it was changed in March 2011, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported. However, Walker's law remains largely in force for state workers, it reported.
Walker's law prohibited state and local governments from bargaining over anything except cost of living adjustments to salaries. Haggling over issues such as health benefits, pensions and workplace safety was barred.
Yeah, republicans thwarted once again by that pesky First Amendment.
ZACT-lee.
Walker is in the hip pocket of the Koch's. He's anti-American scum, more than willing to sell his soul for votes.
can you explain how the law violates the first amendment?
if walker is anti american...why is wisconsin doing so well under his leadership? ooops.