RT @WIAssemblyGOP: With passage of the #COVID19 Response Bill last week, over 150,000 people will receive retroactive unemployment payments&
John Spiros
@RepSpiros · WI · H
Posts79
Engagement153
Voting-record position0.137
CoverageMar 18, 2020 to Apr 26, 2023
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| Labor | 6.0% | 1.2% | +4.9 pp | Over-indexed | 79 |
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Yesterday, my Assembly colleagues and I passed a package of workforce development legislation to get Wisconsin back to work and move people from government dependence to independence. Taxpayer funded benefits should be short-term and only for those who truly need it. https://t.co/S232b86ohQ
All of us want WI to be a great place to live, work, and raise a family. Incentives to stay on welfare instead of returning to the workforce do not help our state. Vote on April 4th to voice your opinion that WI needs to get back to work! (6/6) https://t.co/TrYh5wVN1p
Something needs to change. Wisconsin needs to get back to work. (3/6)
There are currently over 100k jobs available in WI. That's almost 15k more than when the pandemic began in March 2020. As of December 2022, there were nearly 100k unemployed individuals in WI, and the Labor Force Participation rate was at a 40-year low (2/6)
Last session, the Assembly took steps aimed at increasing workforce participation through the Stronger Workforce Package. This package included talent attraction and retention programs, UI reform, and prohibiting those on UI from 'ghosting' employers who want to interview (4/6)
A prime example of fantastic financial management by @WIAssemblyGOP! WI is #2 in the country for our funded ratio of pension plans (market value of state pension plan assets to accrued pension liabilities), at 96%! https://t.co/MFiWFRC2sR
RT @WIAssemblyGOP: #Wisconsin SSDI recipients whose jobs were affected by the pandemic shut down are encouraged to apply for PUA. https://t&
RT @WIAssemblyGOP: Information from @WIWorkforce on frequently asked questions about the #COVID19 #coronavirus & Wisconsin unemployment ben&
Growing bureaucracy does not help Wisconsinites, but the Gov is proposing 871 NEW state employees. This includes almost 80 new workers in his dysfunctional DSPS agency, yet FEWER corrections employees (7/9) https://t.co/LLmgX7STXU