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Vincent Vernuccio and Stephanie Holden Smith: How Alabama can protect its workers’ privacy
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Vincent Vernuccio and Stephanie Holden Smith: How Alabama can protect its workers’ privacy
We all want fairness and integrity without coercion in the union certification process. This law would ensure employees are given ample opportunity for their independent decisions to be recognized and respected while signaling to employers and employees that Alabama honors and respects their interests. https://1819news.com/news/item/vincent-vernuccio-and-stephanie-holden-smith-how-alabama-can-protect-its-workers-privacy
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Rightside Radio: President of API Stephanie Smith
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Rightside Radio: President of API Stephanie Smith
I also got to talk to Phil Williams on his show this week about the movement on the gambling legislation. You can listen in here:https://www.podbean.com/ep/pb-mdysv-15dbc1b
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Yellowhammer News: API’s Stephanie Smith: Don’t put your hope in an education lottery
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Yellowhammer News: API’s Stephanie Smith: Don’t put your hope in an education lottery
https://www.alreporter.com/2024/04/04/public-hearing-held-on-bill-targeting-voluntary-recognition-for-unions/
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Stephanie Holden Smith: Sports Betting is a Bad Bet for College Athletes and Fans
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Stephanie Holden Smith: Sports Betting is a Bad Bet for College Athletes and Fans
Stephanie Smith of API sheds light on Alabama's debate over gambling legalization, revealing stark divides within its legislature. Despite NCAA warnings and rising concerns over addiction and athlete welfare, the state's proposed gambling laws lack essential protections. Dive deeper into this unfolding story below: https://1819news.com/news/item/stephanie-holden-smith-sports-betting-is-a-bad-bet-for-college-athletes-and-fans
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Priority Talk: Stephanie Smith with Alabama Policy Institute
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Priority Talk: Stephanie Smith with Alabama Policy Institute
Greg Davis of ALCAP and I discuss the current iterations of gambling legislation here:https://open.spotify.com/episode/0U4H9ZYN4MTu9voTPPquxR
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Legislative Session, Pt. 2
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Legislative Session, Pt. 2
Gambling legislation was only discussed for a few public moments this week. The House voice voted to non-concur with the Senate changes to HB 151 and HB 152 and created a conference committee of Reps Whitt, Jones, and Blackshear. The Senate hasn't legislatively responded to
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Alabama Political Reporter: Public hearing held on bill targeting voluntary recognition for unions
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Alabama Political Reporter: Public hearing held on bill targeting voluntary recognition for unions
https://www.alreporter.com/2024/04/04/public-hearing-held-on-bill-targeting-voluntary-recognition-for-unions/
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Alabama Reflector: Alabama Senate committee OKs bill that could punish voluntary union recognitions
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Alabama Reflector: Alabama Senate committee OKs bill that could punish voluntary union recognitions
https://alabamareflector.com/2024/04/04/alabama-senate-committee-oks-bill-that-could-punish-voluntary-union-recognitions/
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AL.com: Alabama bill cutting economic incentives to keep unions from ‘strong arming employees’ advances
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AL.com: Alabama bill cutting economic incentives to keep unions from ‘strong arming employees’ advances
https://www.al.com/news/2024/04/alabama-bill-cutting-economic-incentives-to-keep-unions-from-strong-arming-employees-advances.html