OCSEA kicks BWC privatization to the curb

Source: OCSEA News (OH), June 26, 2009

(Columbus) - In a huge victory for OCSEA activists in BWC who fought the measure, the proposal to study privatizing the Bureau of Workers' Compensation is officially dead.

A conference committee passed the BWC budget by a 6-0 vote, without a BWC privatization task force in place. Go here to contact the lawmakers who helped make it happen. Tell them you appreciate their efforts in keeping the Bureau of Workers' Compensation efficient and effective....and state-operated!

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