Coverage dated June 6, 2023

Wisconsin Senate OKs bills targeting unemployment benefits

Headline from La Crosse Tribune

Wisconsin residents looking for work would face stricter qualification requirements to receive unemployment benefits under a package of Republican-authored bills that received final approval in the Legislature on Wednesday. Democratic

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  1. La Crosse Tribune

    Wisconsin Senate OKs bills targeting unemployment benefits (opens La Crosse Tribune)

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    Wisconsin residents looking for work would face stricter qualification requirements to receive unemployment benefits under a package of Republican-authored bills that received final approval in the Legislature on Wednesday. Democratic

  2. La Crosse Tribune

    Wisconsin Senate Republicans send unemployment restrictions to a likely veto (opens La Crosse Tribune)

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    Republicans revived the bills after voters in the April 4 election approved a nonbinding measure calling for people receiving taxpayer-funded benefits to work or seek work.

  3. Fox News

    Republican Wisconsin bills restricting unemployment benefits set for final approval (opens Fox News)

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    Wisconsin’s GOP-controlled Senate plans to give final approval to several measures tightening unemployment benefit requirements. Democratic Gov. Tony Evers is likely to veto the bills.

  4. La Crosse Tribune

    Wisconsin Senate to take up bills targeting unemployment benefits (opens La Crosse Tribune)

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    Wisconsin residents looking for work would face stricter qualification requirements under a package of Republican-authored bills scheduled for final approval in the Legislature on Wednesday. Democratic Gov. Tony Evers vetoed

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