Power & Politics: Deadline day for state workers; cutting your commute
On this week’s Connecticut Power & Politics, Gov. Ned Lamont prepares to put holdouts on unpaid leave as the deadline hits for state workers to get vaccinated or test for COVID-19.
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Oct 9, 2021, 11:07 PM
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Updated 929 days ago
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yesterdayOn this week’s Connecticut
Power & Politics, Gov. Ned Lamont prepares to put holdouts on unpaid leave as
the deadline hits for state workers to get vaccinated or test for COVID-19.
Also, cutting your commute –
a few fixes could trim your time in the car and on the train, but only if Congress
breaks a deadlock over President Joe Biden's infrastructure deal.
