Governor Scott Walker Signs New Legislation
For the City-Times
Governor Scott Walker signed seven bills into law yesterday afternoon approving state contracts and amending statutory language. Employees represented in the following unions will receive a one percent raise, upon approval of these contracts.
Senate Bill 463 – approves a contract with the Professional Employees in Research, Statistics, and Analysis covering employees for the 2013-14 fiscal year, in the professional research, statistics, and analysis collective bargaining unit. The bill passed the Senate 32-0 and the Assembly 96-0; it is Act 118.
Senate Bill 464 – ratifies the contract negotiated between the State and the Wisconsin State Attorneys Association for the 2013-14 fiscal year. The bill passed the Senate 32-0 and the Assembly 96-0; it is Act 119.
Senate Bill 465 – ratifies the contract with the Service Employees International Union for the 2013-14 fiscal year, covering employees in the professional patient care collective bargaining unit. The bill passed the Senate 32-0 and the Assembly 96-0; it is Act 120.
Senate Bill 466 – approves the contract between the State and the Wisconsin State Building Trades Negotiating Committee for the 2013-14 fiscal year. The bill passed the Senate 32-0 and the Assembly 96-0; it is Act 121.
Senate Bill 467 – ratifies the contract negotiated between the State and the Wisconsin State Employees Union for the 2013-14 fiscal year. The bill passed the Senate 32-0 and the Assembly 96-0; it is Act 122.
Senate Bill 224 – amends Chapter 230 statutory language to align with the provisions contained in the 2013-2015 Compensation Plan. The bill passed the Senate 21-12 and the Assembly 59-39; it is Act 123.
Senate Bill 345 – clarifies statutory language relating to the Department of Safety and Professional Services, Boards, and licensing rules. Governor Walker would like to thank Senator Frank Lasee (R-De Pere) and Representative Dale Kooyenga (R-Brookfield) for their work on this bill. The bill passed both houses on a voice vote; it is Act 124.