SC’s phase 1B to start next Monday: 55+, frontline essential workers including teachers, those with high-risk conditions.
Neal Collins
@collins_neal · SC · H
Posts129
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Voting-record position0.330
CoverageFeb 1, 2020 to Apr 7, 2023
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Whenever @GCobbHunter’s last year is, I hope Ways & Means denies an employee pay raise in committee... only to surprise her by passing her annual amendment when she least expects it. Rep. Cobb-Hunter is a resilient fighter for state employees.
1/ I was going to announce more forecasting tonight. Instead, I want to publicly thank every state agency director, their staff & Govs staff. I personally know many working 15-17 hours for 7 straight days. I order you all to unplug tonight. This is going to be a marathon.
Thank you Gov @henrymcmaster. I<U+2019>ll do my part to support raising teacher pay another $2,500. 6 yrs ago, the min starting salary was $30,113.<U+00A0>Today, the min starting salary is $40,000. <U+201C>My goal by 2026 is a min starting salary of at least - at least- $50,000.<U+201D> #stateofthestate
1/ Today: - SC has 44 new cases, including the first Pickens Co resident. - Unemployment calls typically average 1,500 calls/day. Yesterday, there were 22,000 calls. - Gov directed SLED to disperse beach crowds. - Spent a few hours with state house staff creating a portal ...
RT @Able_SC: SIGNED INTO LAW! Today we celebrate the Employment First Initiative Act & ending subminimum wage in SC as S.533 was signed int<U+2026>
RT @kimberly_tissot: S. 533 received a second reading today! SC is looking like it will be the next state to abolish subminimum wage!! Let'<U+2026>
3/ SC would be the 1st in the Southeast & only the 4th or 5th in the nation to offer the benefit - a huge recruitment & retention tool. It wouldn<U+2019>t have been possible without leadership, staff, & advocates. I hope this bill passes the Senate and becomes law <U+2026>
Warning shots: 1. Oregon re-implements restrictions. https://t.co/qGywUSDzGf 2. North Dakota allowing covid + nurses to work. https://t.co/recgGh4GFn 3. Europe in lockdown. https://t.co/SSfui55SLT At hospital-saturation, there is no choice.
11/ you were around so that they can take precautions? Will you tell your boss? Bosses, have you planned for this disruption? Do you have 10 days of savings to isolate from work? If you answer "no" to any of these questions after 7 months of a pandemic, why? ...