Dane County News
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker won’t ask the state’s highest court to delay enforcement of a lower court’s ruling that a law curbing the collective- bargaining rights of some public employees is invalid.
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A Wisconsin county official was ruled ineligible to sue to block a state law stripping government employee unions of most of their collective bargaining power.
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A Wisconsin county prosecutor persuaded a state judge to temporarily block a law that would strip government employee unions of most of their collective- bargaining power.
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A Wisconsin county executive’s challenge to a bill curbing collective bargaining for most state government workers will be considered at a hearing March 18, a judge said.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker ’s administration asked a state court judge to throw out a lawsuit filed by unions challenging the legality of a law limiting public workers’ collective bargaining rights.
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Wisconsin’s Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal of a lower-court judge’s ruling last month that the state’s voter-identification requirement is unconstitutional.
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Dissident Syms Corp. creditors are dissatisfied with the plan negotiated by the official creditors’ committee and intend to block approval of the reorganization plan in bankruptcy court at the Aug. 29 confirmation hearing.
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Wisconsin’s Supreme Court rejected a county judge’s ruling invalidating a measure backed by Governor Scott Walker that curbed public employees’ collective-bargaining rights.
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Wisconsin’s Supreme Court asked state Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen and opponents of a law limiting public employee collective-bargaining rights for briefs on whether it can take over and dismiss a challenge to the measure.
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A Wisconsin state court judge extended indefinitely an order blocking enforcement of Governor Scott Walker’s legislation curbing public employees’ ability to engage in collective bargaining.
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