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Monday, September 28, 2015

Walker GOP propose Crony Service to replace Civil Service

State employees get first look at new rules under civil service overhaul MOLLY BECK mbeck@madison.com  WSJ-Madison 6/22/2016

"Make no mistake, these changes mean the end of a system that protected taxpayers and employees from waste and cronyism because employment decisions were based on what you know, not who you know," said Badger in a statement. "Gone is a process based on blind testing to find qualified job candidates. Instead, the whole process now will be controlled by subjective judgments made by political appointees directly answerable to the governor." ...
Among the work-based offenses that puts state employees on track to be fired through a progressive-style of discipline include:
  • Violating the state's work rules, including being disobedient.
  • Appearing intoxicated at work.
  • Possessing drugs.
  • Giving false information.
  • Appearing unkempt or inappropriately dressed. [So Obvious!!!]
  • Running a personal business on state time.
  • Misusing or abusing days off.
  • Inflicting mental anguish on another person.


Walker to sign it today 2/11/2016



WPR 12/30/2015 ... anybody paying attention ... two days before a New Year

Fitzgerald Says He Wants To Move Quickly On Civil Service Bill


The civil service bill, which passed the Assembly in October, would speed up the process for hiring and firing state workers and replace the civil service exam with a more subjective resume-based system. 
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald said he wants his chamber to pass the bill in January. He said the measure wouldn't end civil service — it will only change it. ... 
...The plan got hung up over a provision that would protect people from answering questions about their criminal records on initial job applications. Fitzgerald said that issue would be worked out, though he wouldn't say how. 
Democrats have said the plan will lead to a state workforce where people are hired and fired based on politics, not merit.
If you are moving quickly can we all see the language of the law as it is and is proposed to change?


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Cronyism is partiality to long-standing friends, especially by appointing them to positions of authority, regardless of their qualifications. Hence, cronyism is contrary in practice and principle to meritocracy.



"Brownie, you're doing a heckuva job" ... Katrina aftermath ... he had a a fine resume!



WSJ: Scott Walker: Civil service hiring will be transparent


... On Thursday, Sen. Roger Roth, R-Appleton, and Rep. Jim Steineke, R-Kaukauna, announced they plan to introduce a bill that would replace civil service exams with resume-based hiring, eliminate seniority protections, standardize performance reviews, centralize hiring and firing decisions from state agencies in the Department of Administration and clearly define offenses that can be grounds for termination. ...
Who Are the Legislators Behind Overhauling the State’s Civil Service System?

Two Fox Valley Republican legislators are authoring a bill to overhaul the state’s civil service system that covers about 30,000 state employees.
Sen. Roger Roth, of Appleton, and Rep. Jim Steineke, of Kaukauna, said changes need to be made to the civil service system to update and speed up the hiring and firing process outlined in the 110-year-old law. Civil service systems use a merit-based, competitive exam system to hire some public employees rather than having partisan politicians fill the jobs by appointment. 
Roth, who helps run family-owned construction, real estate management and investment companies, was first elected to the state Assembly in 2006 and 2008, but chose not to seek reelection to a third, two-year term in 2010. Roth successfully ran for his 19th District Senate seat in 2014 after longtime GOP Sen. Mike Ellis, of Neenah, decided to retire. 
Roth raised about $437,000 and spent about $412,000 in his Senate race to defeat Democratic Rep. Penny Bernard Schaber, of Appleton. In addition to candidate spending, outside special interests doled out nearly $1.7 million in the race. About $821,000 in outside electioneering support for Roth came from Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, the state’s largest business group; the Wisconsin Homeowners Alliance, which is controlled by the Wisconsin Realtors Association; and the First Amendment Alliance Educational Fund, a Virginia-based conservative ideological group. 
Roth raised about $340,000 in large individual contributions of $100 or more, and about 76 percent, or $257,000, of it came from outside his Senate district. By interest group, Roth raised most of his large individual and political action committee contributions for his 2014 race from retirees and homemakers, $339,443; health professionals, $38,364; and manufacturers, $37,425. 
Steineke, a former realtor and salesman, has been elected to the Assembly since 2010. For his 2014 reelection campaign, Steineke raised and spent about $47,000, or roughly three times more than his Democratic opponent. Only one outside special interest, Wisconsin Right to Life, spent money in the race – $155 to support Steineke. 
Steineke raised about $27,000 in large individual contributions of $100 or more, and about 85 percent, or nearly $23,000 of it came from outside of his Assembly district. By interest group, Steineke raised most of his individual and political action committee contributions from health care facilities and services, about $5,900; construction, $3,550; and banking, nearly $3,300.
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Back in Wisconsin, Scott Walker's latest cause is civil service overhaul | Politics and Elections | host.madison.com 


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WI 1848 Forward: #Walker #GOP > Crony Service replace #CivilService "Brownie, you're doing a heckuva job" Pres #Bush

WI 1848 FWD> #Walker #GOP > Immoral Crony Service replace #CivilService "Brownie, you're doing a heckuva job" #Bush

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WI 1848 Forward: #Walker #GOP propose Crony Service to replace #CivilService : #Roth #Steineke signed 2/11/16 a Fri

WI 1848 Forward: #Walker #CronyService  :Took 200 experts to draft "Appearing unkempt or inappropriately dressed" #DressCode watch your skirt length !

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