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Assembly unanimously approves bill to fix Wisconsin s unemployment system

Assembly unanimously approves bill to fix Wisconsin s unemployment system Patrick Marley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © File photo Application for unemployment benefits MADISON - The state Assembly unanimously sent Gov. Tony Evers a bill Tuesday to begin upgrading the computer infrastructure that runs the state s problem-ridden unemployment system. The long-neglected computer overhaul contributed to weeks- and months-long delays in getting benefits to tens of thousands of unemployed Wisconsinites last year when the state saw a historic increase in claims because of the coronavirus pandemic. The bill would give the state Department of Workforce Development the authority to find a firm or firms that can do the work, which is expected to cost $80 million or more.

Gov Tony Evers budget looks to bounce back from COVID-19, revives measures opposed by GOP

Giving Schools a Shot in the Arm

Vaccinating teachers would enable schools to reopen. But it’s not that simple. By Terry Falk - Feb 6th, 2021 11:52 am //end headline wrapper ?>Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Dr. Ben Weston receives second dose of COVID-19 vaccine. File photo courtesy of the Medical College of Wisconsin. Janesville Public Schools closed for classes on Friday, Jan. 22, in order for school employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. These vaccinations happened despite the fact that educators were not yet scheduled to receive shots according to the state’s timetable. When the vaccinations were announced, Gov. Tony Evers stated in his press briefing that he would not stop the vaccinations because it would cause more disruption than was necessary.

GOP Lawmakers Blasted for Racial Disparities Task Force Comments

GOP Lawmakers Blasted for Racial Disparities Task Force Comments Email from Majority Leader Jim Steineke to Assembly Speaker Robin Vos showed little expectation of producing actual legislation. //end headline wrapper ?>Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Pre-Assembly news conference, Majority Leader Jim Steineke and Speaker Robin Vos, 11/12/19. Photo courtesy of the Wisconsin Examiner. Assembly Minority Leader Jim Steineke’s statements regarding the Speaker’s Task Force on Racial Disparities “offensive and appalling.” On Wednesday, an email that Steineke sent to Speaker Robin Vos in August, suggesting that Vos set up the group and appoint him  to lead it, was reported by Up North News. The email had been sent using personal accounts of Steineke and Vos, but because Vos forwarded it to a legislative employee; it subsequently turned up in an open records request by the outlet.

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