Wyoming Bill Would Prevent Employers From Asking About Criminal History
The proposal is sponsored by Rep. James W. Byrd (D-Cheyenne).
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Bill Would Make Wyoming Hathaway Scholarship Available to Noncitizens
Should it become law, the bill would apply to Hathaway scholarships available to eligible high school students graduating school year 2016-2017 and each year thereafter.
Wyoming Senate Proposal Targets Sexual Assault by School Employees, Volunteers
Senate File 129 would add the new paragraph referencing school employees and volunteers to the list of circumstances already contained within in state law.
Wyoming Lawmakers Propose Workplace Protections for LGBT Employees
However, the bill would allow exemptions for religious organizations and expressive associations which are not organized for private profit.
Wyoming Lawmakers Will Withdraw Government Non-Discrimination Act
Rep. Cheri Steinmetz, Rep. Sue Wilson and Rep. Nathan Winters on Thursday announced plans to withdraw House Bill 135.
Minimum Wage Increase Proposed in Wyoming Legislature
Tipped employees such as waitstaff would see their minimum wage increase from $2.13 to $5.50 per hour.
Wyoming Lawmakers Want to Spend up to $650,000 on Electronic Voting System for Legislature
The voting system described in the measure would include a device at each legislator's desk that would allow electronic voting and vote counting.
Wyoming Bill Would Create Crimes of Drug-Induced Infant Homicide, Abuse
Drug-induced infant homicide would be a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison, should the bill become law.
Lawmakers Push for Study on Gender Wage Gap in Wyoming
House Bill 209 is sponsored by Rep. Cathy Connolly (D-Laramie) and Rep. Marti Halverson (R-Etna).
WYO Pot Bill
The proposal was assigned a bill number on Wednesday.