The bill prohibits an employer from requiring union membership or payment of union dues as a condition of employment. The bill creates civil and criminal penalties for employer violations regarding union membership and authorizes the attorney general and the district attorney in each judicial district to investigate alleged violations and take action against a person believed to be in violation. The bill states that all-union agreements are unfair labor practices.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)
CEA opposes because criminalizing the advocacy for labor rights is fundamentally opposite to CEA's mission and values. CEA does not support a law which attempts to make its members criminals purely because of their participation in the defense and advocacy of their rights.
See more: Bill info from the legislature
House Status: Fail
Final Status: Postpone Indefinitely
Legend: | Pro-Education Vote | Anti-Education Vote | Excused (did not vote) |
Representative | Party - District | VOTE |
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Duran, Monica | D - 24 | |
Humphrey, Stephen | R - 48 | |
Jaquez Lewis, Sonya | D - 12 | |
Kennedy, Chris | D - 23 | |
Lontine, Susan | D - 1 | |
Melton, Jovan | D - 41 | |
Rich, Janice | R - 55 | |
Sirota, Emily | D - 9 | |
Williams, Dave | R - 15 |