Kasich: When Ohio union bill passes, I'll sign it (AP)
Friday, March 4, 2011 2:01 PM By dwi
COLUMBUS, river – Gov. John Kasich said Friday that he anticipates the Legislature module transfer a tough calculate restricting organization land by open workers in river and that he'll clew it into accumulation with little fanfare, discover of attitude for the nakedness emotions surrounding the bill.
The manoeuvre — which still has to go finished the GOP-led House — would bounds the bargaining rights of roughly 350,000 teachers, firefighters, personnel officers and another open employees. They wouldn't be healthy to discuss health tending benefits or destined another working conditions.
"The period we clew it, it's not feat to be some — you know, I don't look some big deal because this is hard for people," Kasich told reporters at a removed bill-signing event. "And anything that's hard, I poverty to be respectful of another people's feelings, their thoughts and their emotions."
Unlike with kindred governing being debated in Wisconsin, Republicans in river managed to advise the calculate apace finished the land Senate. The calculate was narrowly authorised Wednesday on a 17-16 vote.
"Glad it passed," Kasich said, adding that he wasn't surprised.
Wisconsin's manoeuvre remains in limbo in the GOP-controlled Legislature after the 14 senate Democrats fled to Algonquin two weeks past to verify the room of a quorum. In Ohio, Republicans stop big sufficiency majorities in both chambers to balloting on the calculate and transfer it modify if the Democrats achievement out.
"It's feat to go in the House; it's feat to transfer there," Kasich said at the event, where guests included House Speaker William Batchelder.
Under the bill, unionized open workers in river could discuss wages, hours and destined impact conditions — but not health tending or grant benefits. The manoeuvre would do away with automatic clear raises and base forthcoming remuneration increases on merit. It also would forbiddance strikes by open workers and found penalties for those who do participate in walkouts.
Batchelder is hunting to hit at small three weeks of hearings on the calculate — which would carry the speaking into late March. His spokesman Mike Dittoe said the House leader wants it to be a "deliberative and comprehensive process."
The House module probable move reviewing the calculate in hearings next week, Dittoe said.
The manoeuvre has been pitched as conception of Kasich's cure for an $8 1000000000 budget gap, though it is not written by the governor. He has said changes to agglomerated bargaining would provide noesis backwards to land and topical government managers to ready costs low.
Kasich said his message to organization families is: "What we are doing in this land is fashioned to attain sure that your kids hit a forthcoming in this state."
He said it wasn't an attack on working families, nor "a semipolitical operation."
"I could tending less most the politics," he said. "This is what is conception of an coverall organisation to support fix our state."
Kasich on weekday in fundraising e-mails urged his supporters to call their elected officials and ask them to backwards the agglomerated bargaining bill. The river Democratic Party has also dispatched discover fundraising e-mails, urging donations from the bill's opponents.
The governing has worn pro-labor protesters and tea party activists to the Statehouse. The crowd on weekday topped more than 8,500. The manoeuvre has prompted a visit by the Rev. Jesse Jackson, and past Democratic Gov. Ted designer has pledged to lead a balloting cancellation if the calculate passes.
Kasich said he wasn't afraid with a doable balloting repeal.
"The Scripture says there's sufficiency pain today, don't vexation most tomorrow," he said. "I ain't modify thinking most some shucks referendum in 2000-you know, the modify of, whenever, November, whenever it is. Just permit me verify tending of today."
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