Public Policy
MADISON — Two recent reports on Wisconsin and national healthcare costs paint a gloomy picture for hardworking Wisconsin families and employers. The reports, issued by
Evan Umpir, General Counsel & Director of Tax, Transportation, and Legal Affairs, testified on Assembly Bill 31, creating a lemon law for implements of husbandry.
WMC’s Rachel Ver Velde submitted testimony in support of Senate Bill 199 & Assembly Bill 166, regarding academic and career planning services provided to pupils
The high cost of healthcare has consistently been a top concern for Wisconsin businesses, especially as the state’s costs remain an outlier compared to other
Adam Jordahl, WMC Director of Environmental & Energy Policy, testifiedbefore the Senate Committee on Natural Resources, Veteran and Military Affairs, at a hearing focused on
On Oct. 9, WMC testified before a joint committee hearing in support of a package of legislation, dubbed “Red Tape Reset,” to reform the rulemaking
