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Wis. state workers won't get raises

Wisconsin state workers will not receive salary increases during the next two years under the first pay plan put forward by Gov. Scott Walker's administration under a law that no longer requires the state to negotiate wages with unions.

By Scott Bauer | Updated on October 25, 2011
Janet Elam, holding a Wisconsin state flag temporarily blocks an intersection along with other union members, activist and students during a protest Monday, April 4, 2011, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin state workers will not receive salary increases during the next two years under the first pay plan put forward by Gov. Scott Walker’s administration under a law that no longer requires the state to negotiate wages with unions.

Terms of the agreement were outlined in a letter from the Office of State Employment Relations delivered to legislative leaders Tuesday and obtained by The Associated Press.

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