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| Senators offer bills to retain prison staff |
| By ketv.com- Andrew Ozaki |
| Published: 01/29/2019 |
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LINCOLN, Neb. — As union officials call for Gov. Pete Ricketts to reopen contract negotiations with prison and regional center staff, some lawmakers have introduced bills they hope will help retain staff at those facilities. "We are at a point where the situation is dire and the Legislature needs to take action," state Sen. Anna Wishart said. She introduced a bill that would limit mandatory overtime for corrections and regional center staff to 12 hours a week. Read More. |
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