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Subjective criteria, work disincentives plague disability insurance program The Problem: With unemployment at record lows, Wisconsin’s central economic challenge is a labor shortage. 76% of [...]

Legislature approves administrative rulemaking reforms, tax reform; maintains DPI oversight The extraordinary session began in both the Assembly and Senate yesterday and was still going on while [...]

Administrative law reforms, transparency and oversight, and key tax reforms The Legislature is meeting to consider hundreds of pages of reforms. These reforms are moving quick. Both the Assembly [...]

Provision has “conservatives scratching their heads” Short Version: Yesterday, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that the Assembly omnibus exempts the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) [...]

Parents in Milwaukee Are Choosing Schools Based on Quality Background: With traditional Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), three types of public charter schools, and private schools in the Milwaukee [...]

WILL disagrees with legal analysis, prepared to fight for economic freedom November 26, 2018 – Milwaukee, WI – On November 16, 2018, Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel issued a letter to [...]

State shouldn’t pay to save jobs in tight labor market   November 14, 2018 – Milwaukee, WI – The Joint Finance Committee of the state legislature is meeting today to [...]

Data from the newly released state report card reveals that more charter schools and private schools in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP) are meeting or exceeding expectations than [...]

Divided government still has opportunities to fully utilize tools from federal government November 13, 2018 – Milwaukee, WI – Wisconsin will implement the Every Student Succeeds Act [...]

Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty Stands Ready to Fight At WILL, we don’t do electoral politics. We don’t advocate for or against candidates. We talk policy and not [...]