Bills to eliminate job licensing for equine massage practitioners and to prohibit local governments from banning home-sharing services will see debate Tuesday.
Criminal justice reform expert Marc Levin is visiting the Nebraska State Capitol.
The marathon to pass LB299 is only a warm-up for what lies ahead.
Adam and Nicole discuss a strong first round vote for LB299 and the work that remains on a job licensing review for Nebraska.
A bill to review Nebraska’s job licensing laws has earned first round approval in the Legislature.
After debate in February, LB299 will return to the floor of the Nebraska Legislature.
Jim Vokal joins Adam Weinberg to discuss where things stand in the Legislature after Day 40.
Relative to more populated states, Nebraska has many state regulations on the books that may be excessive.
Debate on LB596 will begin today.
Any day now, Nebraska state senators will have the chance to rein in another burdensome job licensing law.
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.