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The Senate Labor Committee today rejected SB 1345, a bill to remove the sunset provision on a law that allows people to volunteer on projects paid for with government funds. Organized labor opposed the bill, arguing that anyone who works on such a job -- including clearing brush from streams or rebuilding a park playground -- should be paid. Sponsors still hold out hope that a separate bill that simply extends the sunset provision might still pass. Without some legislation, the law will expsire and volunteers will no longer be allowed to work on public projects.
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