The Wisconsin Legislature is entering the ninth month of lawmakers getting paid to not be in session, but Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says one of his first priorities is forcing more state employees to give up work-from-home arrangements.
Speaking on WISN-TV’s Upfront, Vos displayed no sense of irony in saying state services aren’t what they should be because workers aren’t in an office.
Vos also showed no support for the idea of using the state’s $4 billion to improve finances for schools districts, even though hundreds of them had to go to referendum due to state aid not keeping up with inflation.
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