State jobs employer’s head says he’s going to step down this fall
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The chief of Wisconsin's jobs corporation that negotiated the Foxconn Technology Group deal is stepping down later this yr, across the time that he should be replaced by using Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.State law prevents Evers from replacing Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation Secretary Mark Hogan before Sept. 1. But WEDC spokesman Dave Callender said Tuesday that Hogan plans to step down someday this fall. Hogan hasn't said exactly when he'll step down. Hogan was appointed to the job by former Republican Gov. Scott Walker. Evers has praised Hogan's work and has not said whether he would pass to replace him once the Sept. 1 cut-off date passes.The Republican-controlled Legislature barred Evers from appearing any earlier in a law exceeded at...
















