Gov. Scott Walker today downplayed concerns from lawmakers who’ve been skeptical of his proposal to self-insure state employees, calling the expected savings an “incredible amount” that would be re-invested in public schools.
Walker's office says the proposal would save $60 million over the next biennium, half of which would go toward a funding increase for K-12.
The state’s Group Insurance Board,...
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