State Officials' Employees: At-Will Employment and Regulations
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R · H07
Why they voted this way
The lawmaker argues that the bill removes property rights and due process protections for long-term state employees who are not part of political leadership, stating there is no reason to treat them differently from other state workers.
R · H22
Why they voted this way
The lawmaker opposes the bill because he believes it discriminates against one specific elected official, preventing all five statewide officials from being on equal footing.
R · H54
Why they voted this way
The speaker argues against the bill because it contains conflicting language regarding personnel rules, making the legislation unclear.
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The amendment adds provisions to authorize human resource officer positions, outlines their responsibilities, and specifies a transfer of funds and employee positions from another department to support these new roles.
The amendment removes certain provisions from the bill that relate to employee regulations and applicability of rules for state officials' employees.
The amendment adds a new provision that exempts certain employees working for the superintendent of public instruction from being at-will employees under the bill.
The amendment modifies a bill by adding language that exempts certain employees from a specific section of the bill.
The amendment changes the bill to transfer funds and positions for implementing certain provisions of the act.
The amendment changes the wording in a bill to correct a grammatical error by changing 'an' to 'a'.