Rep. Labriola and First Selectman Temple Ask for Support in Honoring Oxford Veteran

Posted on January 30, 2017

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HARTFORD – A bill proposed by Oxford’s State Representative David Labriola (R-131) was brought today to a public hearing held by the Legislative Transportation Committee. The bill (House Bill 5577) would name Route 67 in Oxford in honor of Lieutenant Colonel Howard Belinsky.

“This is an appropriate honor for an esteemed local veteran who gave so much to our community,” said Rep. Labriola. “I thank Oxford First Selectman George Temple for suggesting that I propose this bill in the Transportation Committee.”

Naugatuck Legislators Propose Cap on Binding Arbitration Awards

Posted on January 26, 2017

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HARTFORDState Representatives David Labriola (R-131) and Rosa C. Rebimbas (R-70) have again, as in previous sessions, proposed legislation to the Labor and Public Employees Committee asking for consideration regarding amendments to the collective bargaining statues to limit binding arbitration awards for increased wages to reflect, or stay within, the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Binding Arbitration is the process by which collective bargaining disputes are settled amongst three judges. These disputes typically arise between a town and a union over negotiations of a new or expired contract outlining benefits and wages.

Greater Waterbury Republican Legislators Receive Committee Assignments

Posted on January 4, 2017

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HARTFORD – House Republican Leader Themis Klarides today announced the 2017-2019 legislative committee assignments and caucus leadership positions for the Republican Greater Waterbury delegation of State Representatives David K. Labriola (R-131), Tony D’Amelio (R-71), Rosa C. Rebimbas (R-70), Rob Sampson (R-80), Eric Berthel (R-68) and Stephanie Cummings (R-74).

Representative Labriola retains his role as Whip and will serve on the Government Administration and Elections (GAE), Judiciary and Transportation Committees.

“I look forward to a productive session where the most important issues facing the state can be addressed in a responsible manner,” Rep. Labriola said. “I appreciate the opportunity to continue representing the people of Naugatuck, Oxford and Southbury.”

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