MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today signed Assembly Bill 406, now 2021 Wisconsin Act 59, which prevents the increase of unemployment insurance (UI) contribution rates, otherwise known as the UI tax rates, on employers by ensuring the state remains in Schedule D
Madison, Wis., July 8, 2021—Wisconsin Hospital Association President and CEO Eric Borgerding issued the following statement in response to Gov. Evers’ signing of the state budget. “WHA applauds the Governor and the Legislature for both committing to critical hospital funding
Madison Wis. — Last week, the White House released a new fact sheet outlining the many ways that President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework will benefit Wisconsin. By providing new federal funding to support Gov. Evers’ historic investments in the state’s
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WI – This week offered up some big victories for farmers and consumers at both the state and federal level. “It has been a whirlwind week in the realm of agricultural policy with many long-awaited victories for family
Statement from Zach Eckert, ExcelinEd in Action Legislative Director for the Midwest, on the most significant investment in early literacy in Wisconsin in recent years. “As Wisconsin families and students rebound from learning setbacks brought on by the pandemic, state
MADISON, Wis. — Today, Gov. Tony Evers signed into law the first bipartisan budget since 2007, including a massive tax break for working families, investments in infrastructure, broadband, and public education, and support for veterans. Thanks to the governor’s steady
Yesterday, USDA Secretary Vilsack, along with Senior Members of the National Economic Council, the Domestic Policy Council and the Office of Public Engagement at the White House participated in a virtual convening of religious, labor, rural, agriculture, African American, Latino,
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today signed Assembly Bill 406, now 2021 Wisconsin Act 59, which prevents the increase of unemployment insurance (UI) contribution rates, otherwise known as the UI tax rates, on employers by ensuring the state remains in Schedule D in tax years 2022 and 2023, while offsetting lost revenue
Madison, Wis., July 8, 2021—Wisconsin Hospital Association President and CEO Eric Borgerding issued the following statement in response to Gov. Evers’ signing of the state budget. “WHA applauds the Governor and the Legislature for both committing to critical hospital funding provided in this state budget. Today’s action by the Governor
Madison Wis. — Last week, the White House released a new fact sheet outlining the many ways that President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework will benefit Wisconsin. By providing new federal funding to support Gov. Evers’ historic investments in the state’s infrastructure, this bipartisan plan will create good-paying jobs, address climate
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WI – This week offered up some big victories for farmers and consumers at both the state and federal level. “It has been a whirlwind week in the realm of agricultural policy with many long-awaited victories for family farmers,” said Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) President Darin Von Ruden.
Statement from Zach Eckert, ExcelinEd in Action Legislative Director for the Midwest, on the most significant investment in early literacy in Wisconsin in recent years. “As Wisconsin families and students rebound from learning setbacks brought on by the pandemic, state lawmakers have laid critical groundwork for supporting young learners by
MADISON, Wis. — Today, Gov. Tony Evers signed into law the first bipartisan budget since 2007, including a massive tax break for working families, investments in infrastructure, broadband, and public education, and support for veterans. Thanks to the governor’s steady leadership during the pandemic, Wisconsin is able to take bold
Yesterday, USDA Secretary Vilsack, along with Senior Members of the National Economic Council, the Domestic Policy Council and the Office of Public Engagement at the White House participated in a virtual convening of religious, labor, rural, agriculture, African American, Latino, AAPI and other state leaders in Wisconsin and Michigan to