No raises for state workers without teacher pay hike, says Louisiana governor
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(The Center Square) – Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said no state government employees will receive raises if teachers do not receive permanent salary increases this year, escalating the stakes after voters rejected a key constitutional amendment tied to education funding.