Glenn Hamer

Rogue California union exposes need for initiative reform Glenn Hamer August 23, 2016 Should a California labor union determine how much Arizonans can earn? That was the question SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West wanted to place on Arizona’s November ballot. Specifically, the rogue union’s proposed initiative sought to cap healthcare executives’ compensation at a level not […]

Making the world their oyster    Glenn Hamer and Lisa Graham Keegan                                     September 16th, 2016                A quality education leads to more choices in life. And really, isn’t that what we

Kicking away the career ladder Glenn Hamer July 12, 2016 An initiative poised to appear on the November ballot that would raise the state minimum wage to $12 and impose new mandates on employers regarding paid leave policies is bad for Arizona. It will hurt job creators and job seekers. That’s my take, anyway. A

The new ozone standard: An environmental impossibility Glenn Hamer June 22, 2016 WASHINGTON – I’m on Capitol Hill today preparing to testify later this afternoon before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee’s Subcommittee on Clean Air and Nuclear Safety. The subject is the National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) for ground-level ozone and legislation