A bill to streamline requirements for working as a horse massage practitioner will get a vote in the Nebraska Legislature.
STATEMENT from the Platte Institute February 20, 2018 Contact: Adam Weinberg (402) 452-3737 aweinberg@platteinstitute.org Jim Vokal on LB299, Job Licensing Review, General File Debate OMAHA, NE – This is a statement by Platte Institute Chief Executive Officer Jim Vokal following General File debate on Sen. Laura Ebke’s Legislative Bill 299 and its committee...
LB299 will receive its first round of debate in the Legislature.
Scrutinizing and cutting red tape is a nonpartisan issue that creates more pathways to a paycheck for hardworking Nebraskans.
Sarah Curry explains why scrutinizing state regulation removes barriers to economic growth in Nebraska.
Strong majorities of Nebraska voters across party lines support a review of Nebraska's job licensing laws.
New polls show that Nebraska voters support the policy behind LB299.
Polls from across the state show strong support for the policy behind LB299.
A bill to reduce paperwork and headaches for school bus drivers and districts is about to become law.
Testimony in support of LB1135, which provides reciprocity and alternative paths to teacher certification.
Testimony in support of LB681, a bill to include Nebraska in a physical therapy licensing compact.
Testimony in support of LB958, a bill to allow mobile massage therapy establishments.
A bill supported by the Platte Institute the ACLU of Nebraska is on its way to the floor of the Legislature.
LB299 has been approved by a legislative committee.