"Solving the Third Party Payer Problem in Texas’ Public Education System Increasing Education Efficiency through Parental Choice" includes an analysis of the two systems of K-12 education operating in the Texas today: public and private. For the most part in Texas, these two systems operate separately. Unlike many other states, Texas doesn’t have a private school choice program that allows students to attend private schools using money from the public system.
Local Government
Whose Benefits Are They? Local Employment Ordinances and Preemption
Local government ordinances regarding employment benefits and workplaces are duplicative, unnecessary, and harmful to businesses and workers. Key points: Employers and employees should be free to negotiate employment benefits, including paid sick leave, without unnecessary government interference. Local ordinances on employment benefits and workplaces are unnecessary, duplicative, or in conflict with state and federal laws....
June 6, 2022