Connecticut Lawmakers Revisit Strike Unemployment Bill
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Connecticut lawmakers reintroduce controversial bill allowing striking workers to collect unemployment benefits, sparking debate over its potential impact on the states economy and labor rights. Governor Ned Lamont remains opposed, while Republicans and business leaders warn of economic risks. The Labor and Public Employees Committee hearing on Tuesday will also discuss other labor proposals, including limits on noncompete agreements and advance notice requirements for schedules.
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