Arkansas House debates reorganization and merit system
Debates over governor powers and a comprehensive state employee merit system dominated a State Agencies Committee hearing. Proposals would place education matters under executive control and shift agency structure, while opponents warn of a return to spoils politics and loss of protections for thousands of workers. A related clash over education commissioner tenure and departmental transfers was also noted amid broader political maneuvering.
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