House Health & Social Services, Labor & Commerce, and State Affairs Committee (co)chairs have asked the Governor to issue a statewide mask mandate for state employees to ensure security of state operations and the safety of our employees during this surge in COVID cases. #akleg https://t.co/oCN9iKablY
Ivy Spohnholz
@IvySpohnholz · AK · H
Posts314
Engagement4,817
Voting-record position0.039
CoverageJan 20, 2020 to Aug 26, 2022
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Most distinctive Labor 2.8 pp above the party median
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| Labor | 4.6% | 1.9% | +2.8 pp | Over-indexed | 314 |
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Did you know that public employees in Alaska are not eligible for Social Security? Many public employees won’t make enough in retirement to live on or will run out of money years before they die leaving them in poverty after a lifetime of professional service to Alaskans. 1/3 https://t.co/mki3m8wSbK
Did you know that public employees in Alaska are not eligible for Social Security? Many public employees won’t make enough in retirement to live on or will run out of money years before they die leaving them in poverty after a lifetime of professional service to Alaskans. 1/3 https://t.co/mki3m8wSbK
Did you know that public employees in Alaska are not eligible for Social Security? Many public employees won’t make enough in retirement to live on or will run out of money years before they die leaving them in poverty after a lifetime of professional service to Alaskans. 1/3 https://t.co/mki3m8wSbK
Did you know that public employees in Alaska are not eligible for Social Security? Many public employees won’t make enough in retirement to live on or will run out of money years before they die leaving them in poverty after a lifetime of professional service to Alaskans. 1/3 https://t.co/mki3m8wSbK
Did you know that public employees in Alaska are not eligible for Social Security? Many public employees won’t make enough in retirement to live on or will run out of money years before they die leaving them in poverty after a lifetime of professional service to Alaskans. 1/3 https://t.co/mki3m8wSbK
Did you know that public employees in Alaska are not eligible for Social Security? Many public employees won<U+2019>t make enough in retirement to live on or will run out of money years before they die leaving them in poverty after a lifetime of professional service to Alaskans. 1/3 https://t.co/mki3m8wSbK
Did you know that public employees in Alaska are not eligible for Social Security? Many public employees won’t make enough in retirement to live on or will run out of money years before they die leaving them in poverty after a lifetime of professional service to Alaskans. 1/3 https://t.co/mki3m8wSbK
Did you know that public employees in Alaska are not eligible for Social Security? Many public employees won’t make enough in retirement to live on or will run out of money years before they die leaving them in poverty after a lifetime of professional service to Alaskans. 1/3 https://t.co/mki3m8wSbK
Today the House Labor & Commerce Committee heard Rep. Grier Hopkins HB 220 bill to reestablish a defined benefit retirement option for public employees in Alaska. HB 220 has a cost-neutral solution to our teacher and public safety recruitment and retention problem in Alaska. 2/3