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Payroll Protection Bills Would Prohibit Mandatory Deductions for Political Activism

The Pelican Post

Louisiana lawmakers are set to take up “payroll protection” bills that would prohibit public school officials from automatically deducting worker dues for political purposes. The proposals figure into a larger national movement built around state initi... »

Legislators Target Bus Driver Tenure for Elimination

The Pelican Post

Louisiana’s transformative education policy changes should be extended to include school bus drivers who enjoy tenure protections unavailable in other states, according to Rep. Cameron Henry (R-Jefferson) and business representatives. »

Louisiana’s Taxpayer-Funded Public Employee Contracts Could be Opened to Public Scrutiny

The Pelican Post

Rep. Tony Ligi (R-Metaire) would like for taxpayers to have a seat at the table when public employee unions negotiate with government officials over the size and scope of their compensation and benefit package. »

Louisiana Business: Humana, New Orleans Chamber, Stock Act, Nicholls St. University

Bayou Buzz

New Orleans ChamberOn April 11, 2012 fellow New Orleans Chamber members Montgomery Barnett, LLP and The Original Italian Pie restaurant will host the premier monthly evening networking event, Chamber After 5, located at 3706 Prytania Street from 5:30pm... »

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Jindal's Louisiana Education Reform, Recall In Front of Social Media Class

Bayou Buzz

With new a new recall petition lodged against Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, and education reform being debated at the capitol in Baton Rouge, there's also plenty of ideas and opinions making its way on the social media sites these days.  Here are ju... »

Greater Access to Jury Trials Recommended in Louisiana as Safeguard Against Judicial Bias

The Pelican Post

Louisiana taxpayers and consumers stand to benefit from pending legislation that would lower the current threshold set for civil jury trials to the point where it is more in step with the national average, according to tort reform proponents. »

Study Alleges Majority of Legacy Lawsuits Fail to Produce Hard Evidence of Contamination

The Pelican Post

Are the attorneys and plaintiffs who file lawsuits built around oilfield contamination allegations genuinely concerned about environmental damage? Or, are they instead motivated by a loophole in the law that allows for financial awards to be detached f... »

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Fish Consumption Linked to Good Health

Louisiana Seafood News

Recent studies by researchers at LSU Baton Rouge and the University of Pittsburgh reveal benefits for Alzheimer's patients and newborns. »

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