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Regulatory Reform

Nebraska’s June unemployment rate increases to 6.7%

Jul 17, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

The Nebraska Department of Labor is reporting that the state posted a preliminary unemployment rate of 6.7% in…

Regulatory Reform

Missouri governor signs “best” universal recognition bill

Jul 7, 2020 • By Laura Ebke

On Monday, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson joined the list of governors who have signed major occupational licensing reform…

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Nebraska economy shrinks, but spared worst by growth in agriculture

Jul 7, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

New estimates show that growth in the ag sector gave Nebraska the country’s smallest economic contraction in the…

Regulatory Reform

Nebraska hospitality workforce 28% smaller than one year ago

Jun 19, 2020 • By Sarah Curry, Jaliya Nagahawatte

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the May unemployment rates for 2020 this morning. Overall, it was a…

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Iowa to offer universal recognition of job licenses

Jun 19, 2020 • By Laura Ebke

Last weekend, our neighbors in Iowa took a big step forward in occupational licensing reform with the passage…

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Nebraska’s new initial unemployment claims are starting to taper off

Jun 16, 2020 • By Jaliya Nagahawatte

For the week of June 6, 2020, an additional 4,697 Nebraskans filed for unemployment. This new data takes…

Regulatory Reform

Arizona law avoids regulatory capture of job licensing laws

Jun 11, 2020 • By Laura Ebke

An Arizona bill just signed into law promises to reduce the dangers of “regulatory capture” in occupational licensing…

Regulatory Reform

Academics agree: occupational licensing reform is important

Jun 9, 2020 • By Laura Ebke

During the last weekend in May, I had the opportunity to participate in an academic conference focused on…

Regulatory Reform

Economic Freedom Lawsuits Filed in Lincoln Court

May 20, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

The public interest law firm the Institute for Justice (IJ) has filed two lawsuits in Lancaster County court…

Regulatory Reform

Platte Serves as Resource to Academic Journal

May 20, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

If you follow the Platte Institute you know we publish papers on public policy issues in Nebraska.  But…

Regulatory Reform

Webinar: Post-Pandemic Licensing & Regulatory Reform

May 20, 2020

Click here to download Dr. Ed Timmons’ slides. Click here to download Dr. Matt Mitchell’s slides. The program may also…

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Legislature Expected to Return to Session July 20

May 19, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

The Nebraska Legislature is currently scheduled for a summertime return to its 2020 session, which was suspended due…

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