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State Capitol Report: New Bills On Occupational Licensing Review, Self-Certification

May 22, 2017 - 7:00am

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A bill that would review Wisconsin’s occupational licensing requirements has been introduced in the state legislature. One of the bill’s authors joins the State Capitol Report to discuss the legislation, which he says provides options to improve access to the state’s workforce and reduce barriers to entry. He also talks about a separate bill which would create a self-certification registry for professions not regulated by the state.

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Joy Cardin

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Rob Hutton

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Chris Malina

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Wisconsin State Rep. Rob Hutton is one of the authors of a bill that would create a council to review occupational state licensures to revise or repeal them. He says, for a variety of reasons...

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