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Debunked Report on State Pension Funds Masks How “Wall Street’s Interests Conflict with Secure Retirement for Workers”

by Matt O'Connor on July 2nd

“State pension plans are going broke, and only Wall Street can save us!” That’s the plain language translation of the recent projection by Northwestern University Assistant Professor Joshua D. Rauh. The plain language translation of an analysis of his paper commissioned by the National Association of State Retirement Administrators (NASRA) and outside experts: “Your facts are wrong, your assumptions are invalid, and your recommendations are unhelpful. Other than that, great report.” Read more…

Public Service Workers Applaud Signature of “Mini Pooling” Bill, Call on Next Administration to Enact Full-Scale Healthcare Pooling to Increase Access and Save Costs

June 8th

Exposing Gubernatorial Candidates’ Dangerous Vision for Connecticut’s Working Families & the Economy

June 3rd

The Truth About The Newest Early Retirement Controversy

April 30th

Governor’s Agents Storm Out After Failing to Produce Analysis of Impact to Services, Costs to Pension Plan of Latest Retirement Incentive

April 28th

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The Latest from the Campaign Trail

August 24th

The campaign for Governor is in full swing and there are only 70 days left until Election Day. That’s why it’s vitally important to keep abreast of what the candidates are saying about their solutions for growing Connecticut’s economy and…

The Nominees for Governor in their Own Words

August 17th

Connecticut voters have selected their political party’s candidates for governor in the November 2 General Election. It is more important than ever to track what they are saying about public services and the employees that deliver them on the campaign…

Respond to Pre-Primary Scapegoating

August 9th

Tomorrow is Election Day, and party-affiliated voters will finally choose the nominees for governor who will face off in November. Over the past week, some of the candidates have turned up the volume of their campaigns to scapegoat State workers.…

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