Sen. Steve Sweeney. Photo: Carmen Natale/ALM
Before departing for the Fourth of July holiday weekend, the Assembly and Senate pushed through a controversial furlough bill impacting public workers, but not without a few partisan fireworks over Gov. Phil Murphy’s timing.
July 02, 2020 at 05:14 PM
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Before departing for the Fourth of July holiday weekend, the Assembly and Senate pushed through a controversial furlough bill impacting public workers, but not without a few partisan fireworks over Gov. Phil Murphy’s timing. It was swiftly signed by the governor.
In remote conference call voting on July 2, the bill, A-4132, passed the Assembly 51-25 with two abstentions, and passed the Senate 23-16.
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