Special Committee To Discuss the Collective Bargainig Issue

September 5, 2001
By: Sofia Chaava
State Capital Bureau

The special committee, created by the President Pro Temp Senator Kinder, is meeting to discuss the collective bargaining issues tomorrow.

The special interim committe is set up to investigate the Gov. Holdens executive order to make the non-union member state workers still pay for the professional union services.

The committe vice-chair Senator John Loudon says Gov. Holden's executive order to make the non-union member state workers still pay for the professional union services is completely outragious.

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Contents: (Sen. Loudon, Labor Committee chairman - the only ones benefiting from the deal are the big unions, subpoena is a bad word, but if no one collaborates, we are going to use the right, non-cooperation is a sign that some people have some things to hide)

The vice-chair of the committee Senator John Loudon (R) says the governor's behavior in this case is "bordering on abuse of power".

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