Republican state lawmakers in Wisconsin plan on introducing legislation next week that would overhaul the nation's first workers' compensation law, reducing benefits in cases where a worker's intoxication or violation of a safety rule contributed to an injury and allowing employers to cut off temporary disability benefits to workers who are fired for misconduct, according to a report by a liberal online news service.
The Progressive reported Friday that Sen. Duey Stroebel and Rep. John Spiros sent a memo to all legislators on Wednesday afternoon outlining their plan to make sweepi...
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