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Home » Gov. Jerry Brown Should Veto Poorly Conceived Childcare Bill (LA Times)

Gov. Jerry Brown Should Veto Poorly Conceived Childcare Bill (LA Times)

September 14, 2011 by ReligiousLiberty.TV

EXCERPT: AB 101 began its career in January as a budget bill, then turned into a measure to eliminate community redevelopment agencies, and in June it was amended again and became an effort to slash in-home care service to seniors and the disabled. On Sept. 2, it was reborn one more time as a bill to create a powerful and well-funded new union of government contractors.

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Filed Under: Current Events, Employment Law, Family, Labor Unions

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