Congress enacted the Natl Labor Relations Act to regulate un ion relations with PRIVATE business. The States gave Congress nearly zero power over state employees when the States rstified the Constitution.
State relations with state and local employees are governed by STATE laws alone (and the Constitution, which makes no mention of unions). Wisconsin's rules for dealing with state and local employees are whatever the WI legislature enacts. Or repeals.
Many states OUTLAW state employee unions. Other states allow state employee unions, but limit their bargaining power. The feds lack any power to interfere.
Edward Solomon was the 8th Governor of the State of Wisconsin.
Scott Walker, a Republican. Walker has only been in office since the start of the year and has already caused quite a stir. His decision to limit bargaining rights of teacher's unions caused big protests at the Wisconsin State Capitol.
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US law does not recognize a duty to collectively bargain except with the employees' union, recognized according to federal or state law. Private employees have federal statutory rights to join or form unions. But the Constitution forbids Congress from regulating state employees. Some states do not allow their employees to unionize, some allow unionization but prohibit bargaining over pay. Wisconsin proposes that its law change to allow bargaining over PAY but not pensions or work rules. That would still be collective bargaining and would violate no "right" WI state workers have ever had. There is no definition for the political term "union busting". The WI legislature has the unilateral authority to reduce state employee union's privileges, and even outlaw employee unions. Employees would then be under civil service rules and whatever pay scale the state published.
Government workers have no RIGHT to organize or bargain. Each level of government decides whether to ALLOW bargaining and for what issues. Fed employees were forbidden to organize until 1960. WA state employees unions could not negotiate pay until 2005. State legislatures can create bargaining privileges or end them with no discussion with state employees or unions. Private employers are subject to the federal labor law - NLRA, state employees are NOT. States give or take bargaining priviledges in ways that are best for TAXPAYERS, not for employees.
The minimum age for a governor in Wisconsin is 18.
The Lt. governor.
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Fighting Bob La Follette was governor of Wisconsin from 1901 until 1906.
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Scott Walker is the current governor of Wisconsin.