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StateSponsored legislationLegislation summarySponsors' partisan affiliationCompanion billMost recent committee assignmentCurrent status in legislative processCurrent as of date
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New JerseyA183"Establishes the “New Jersey Right to Work Act”; prohibits payroll deduction of union dues from wages or salaries of public employees."RepublicanS1650LaborDead or carried over12/31/2018
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New JerseyS1650"Establishes the “New Jersey Right to Work Act”; prohibits payroll deduction of union dues from wages or salaries of public employees."RepublicanA183LaborDead or carried over12/31/2018
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MissouriSB63This bill would prohibit practices requiring individuals to become, or refrain from becoming, union members as a condition of employment. RepublicanN/AGovernment ReformDead or carried over1/22/2019
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MissouriHB259This bill would prohibit practices requiring individuals to become, or refrain from becoming, union members as a condition of employment. RepublicanN/AN/ADead or carried over12/31/2018
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VirginiaHB1764This bill would repeal a state law establishing that any government employee who engages in a strike has terminated his or her employment and rendered himself or herself ineligible for public-sector employment thereafter.DemocraticN/AN/ADead or carried over12/27/2018
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VirginiaHB1806This bill would repeal the state's right-to-work provisions.DemocraticN/ACommerce and LaborDead or carried over1/28/2019
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IndianaSB0079This bill would establish and/or expand representation provisions to include police officers and firefighters.RepublicanN/ALocal GovernmentDead or carried over1/28/2019
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New HampshireHB622This bill would prohibit collective bargaining agreements requiring employees to join or contribute to a union.RepublicanN/ALabor, Industrial and Rehabilitative ServicesDead or carried over2/20/2019
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New HampshireSB249This bill would classify the state legislature as a public employer under the state's labor laws. DemocraticN/AHouse Legislative AdministrationDead or carried over5/8/2019
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New HampshireHB363This bill would establish the state legislature as a public employer under the state's public-employer labor relations laws. DemocraticN/ALegislative AdministrationDead or carried over10/24/2019
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New HampshireSB148This bill would require unions to notify new public-sector employees of their right to join or refrain from joining a union; the notification would also include the estimated annual cost of joining a union. This bill would also require employers to provide unions with certain personal information about the employees it represents.RepublicanN/AHouse Labor, Industrial, and Rehabilitative ServicesVetoed9/19/2019
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VirginiaSB1236This bill would require school boards to grant employees equal access to employee associations and professional educator liability insurance providers.RepublicanN/AEducation and HealthDead or carried over1/8/2019
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New YorkA00014This bill would enable public-sector unions to re-vote on written agreements that were initially voted down. DemocraticN/AGovernmental EmployeesDead or carried over1/7/2019
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IndianaHB1202This bill would repeal Indiana's right-to-work law.DemocraticN/ACommittee on Employment, Labor and PensionsDead or carried over1/10/2019
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ColoradoHB1101This bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees to become union members or pay union dues/fees as a condition of employment. RepublicanN/AState, Veterans, & Military AffairsDead or carried over1/29/2019
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MissouriSB240This act bars counties from requiring that employees become, remain, or refrain from becoming union members as a condition of employment. The act would only apply to those counties that opt-in via approval of a ballot question.RepublicanN/AGeneral LawsDead or carried over2/8/2019
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New HampshireSB19This bill would prohibit disclosure of information regarding a public employee's home address, email address, or phone number; an exemption would be made for unions. DemocraticN/AHouse Labor, Industrial, and Rehabilitative ServicesDead or carried over11/8/2019
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New HampshireSB18This bill would allow public employees to authorize voluntary wage deductions for insurance or employee benefits offered in conjunction with the employees' membership in a recognized union.DemocraticN/AHouse Labor, Industrial, and Rehabilitative ServicesVetoed9/19/2019
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OregonHB2643This bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees to pay dues or agency fees to unions if they choose not to become members. This bill would also establish the Employment Relations Protection Account and require public employers to pay assessments to this account. These assessments would then be distributed to unions.DemocraticN/AWays and MeansDead or carried over6/30/2019
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OregonHB2276This bill prohibit public employers and labor unions from entering into agreements authorizing the deduction of in-lieu-of-dues payments from public employee paychecks. N/AN/ABusiness and LaborDead or carried over6/30/2019
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OregonHB2567This bill would require the state Employment Relations Board to conduct a study "relating to public employers subject to public employee collective bargaining act" and submit that study to the legislature by September 15, 2021.DemocraticN/ABusiness and LaborDead or carried over6/30/2019
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MichiganHB4034This bill would establish the right of public employers to enter into all-union agreements with labor organizations. DemocraticN/AGovernment OperationsDead or carried over1/16/2019
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WashingtonSB5169This bill would expand the definition of unfair labor practices as they relate to the interaction of public employers and state contractors with labor unions.DemocraticN/ALabor and CommerceDead or carried over2/21/2019
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ConnecticutSB00064This bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees to attend or participate in meetings concerning an employer's views of religious or political matters, including matters related to unions.DemocraticN/AJoint Committee on Labor and Public EmployeesDead or carried over5/9/2019
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DelawareSB8This bill would establish compensation as a mandatory subject of collective bargaining efforts.BipartisanN/AHouse AppropriationsEnacted5/30/2019
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ConnecticutHB05637This bill would require state and municipal collective bargaining agreements to include statements notifying employees of their right to opt out of union membershipRepublicanN/AJoint Committee on Labor and Public EmployeesDead or carried over2/21/2019
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HawaiiSB487This bill would require employers to reimburse unions for costs incurred during the collective bargaining process. This bill would also rescind mandatory payroll deductions for non-member employees.DemocraticN/ALCA, WAMDead or carried over1/24/2019
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WashingtonHB1333This bill would alter the definition of a public employee under the state's public employee's collective bargaining law.DemocraticN/AAppropriationsDead or carried over2/14/2019
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MarylandHB126This bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees to join, refrain from joining, or remain union members as a condition of employment. RepublicanN/AEconomic MattersDead or carried over2/14/2019
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CaliforniaAB249This bill would prohibit employers from deterring employees from becoming or remaining union members or opting out of union membership.RepublicanN/APublic Employment and RetirementDead or carried over4/3/2019
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HawaiiHB862This bill would allow unions to refrain from representing non-members during grievance proceedings.DemocraticN/ALabor, JudiciaryDead or carried over2/14/2019
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MassachusettsS1043This bill would authorize unions to charge fees to non-members to pay for the costs of representation. This bill would also require public employers to provide unions access to employees.BipartisanN/AJoint Committee on Labor and Workforce DevelopmentDead or carried over5/30/2019
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OregonHB2726This bill would allow non-members to make voluntary contributions to labor unions via payroll deduction.DemocraticN/ABusiness and LaborDead or carried over6/30/2019
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WashingtonHB1452This bill would extend collective bargaining rights to employees of the legislative branch of state government.DemocraticSB5691Labor and Workplace StandardsDead or carried over1/29/2019
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HawaiiSB1147This bill would allow unions to refrain from representing non-members during grievance proceedings.DemocraticN/ALabor, WAMDead or carried over1/29/2019
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IndianaHB1370This bill would repeal Indiana's right-to-work law.DemocraticN/ACommittee on Employment, Labor and PensionsDead or carried over1/24/2019
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MinnesotaHF352This bill would establish that employees have the right to work without being required to become members of or pay fees to a union.RepublicanN/ALaborDead or carried over1/24/2019
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OregonHB2775This bill would permit public-sector employees to refrain from joining or paying dues to unions. This bill would also allow unions to choose not to represent non-members. RepublicanN/ABusiness and LaborDead or carried over6/30/2019
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WashingtonHB1575This bill would declare that public employers and public-sector unions are not liable for claims involving agency fees paid to unions prior to Janus. It would repeal statutes requiring employees to join unions or pay dues as a condition of employment. It would also amend dues deduction authorization laws, allowing authorizations to be initiated via electronic, voice, or written communication and requiring authorizations to be discontinued by a written request made to the union.DemocraticSB5623Senate RulesEnacted4/30/2019
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WashingtonSB5623This bill would declare that public employers and public-sector unions are not liable for claims involving agency fees paid to unions prior to Janus. DemocraticHB1575RulesDead or carried over3/18/2019
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IowaHF147DemocraticSF176LaborDead or carried over2/4/2019
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New MexicoHB378This bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees, as a condition of employment, to join a union, remain a member of a union, or pay dues and/or fees to a union.RepublicanN/AHLVMCDead or carried over2/14/2019
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WashingtonSB5691This bill would extend collective bargaining rights to employees of the legislative branch of state government.DemocraticHB1452Labor and CommerceDead or carried over2/8/2019
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MontanaHB323This bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees to become or remain union members as a condition of employment. This bill would also disallow payroll deductions for nonmember fees paid to unions. RepublicanN/ASenate Business, Labor, and Economic AffairsVetoed5/2/2019
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NevadaAB108This bill would require public employers to provide unions with access to new employee orientations.DemocraticN/AGovernment AffairsDead or carried over3/12/2019
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CaliforniaAB314This bill would require employers to grant employees paid time for certain union activities.DemocraticN/ASenate AppropriationsVetoed10/12/2019
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ConnecticutHB06935This bill would require public employers to provide unions with access to new employee orientations.DemocraticN/AJoint Committee on Labor and Public EmployeesDead or carried over5/29/2019
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ConnecticutHB06930This bill would require public employers to provide unions with access to new employee orientations.DemocraticN/AJoint Committee on Labor and Public EmployeesDead or carried over2/21/2019
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ArizonaSB1324This bill would repeal the state's right-to-work law. DemocraticN/ARulesDead or carried over2/4/2019
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Rhode IslandH5259This bill would authorize unions to impose fees on non-members for administrative matters.DemocraticN/ALaborEnacted7/8/2019
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WashingtonHB1845This bill would establish that payroll deduction authorizations must be made directly by employees to employers on at least a bi-annual basis.RepublicanN/ALabor and Workplace StandardsDead or carried over2/4/2019
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FloridaS0698This bill would repeal a requirement that school districts and collective bargaining units negotiate specified memoranda of understanding. This bill would also repeal a requirement that unions include specific information in their applications for renewal of registration. DemocraticN/AEducation, Governmental Oversight, and Accountability; AppropriationsDead or carried over5/3/2019
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IowaSF176DemocraticHF147Labor and Business RelationsDead or carried over2/6/2019
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MarylandSB587This bill would exempt unions from representing non-members in grievance or contractual proceedings. DemocraticN/AFinanceDead or carried over3/7/2019
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OklahomaHB1946This bill would require school districts to hold certification elections for labor organizations. This bill would also prohibit districts from making payroll deductions for labor organizations that collectively bargain on behalf of their members.RepublicanN/AJudiciaryDead or carried over2/6/2019
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OklahomaHB2208This bill would require school districts to hold certification elections for labor organizations.RepublicanN/ARulesDead or carried over2/27/2019
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OklahomaHB2214This bill would prohibit school employees from striking during collective bargaining negotiations.RepublicanN/ACommon EducationDead or carried over2/6/2019
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OklahomaSB587This bill would prohibit school districts from making payroll deductions for contributions to political organizations.RepublicanN/AFinanceDead or carried over2/4/2019
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OklahomaSB707This bill would require school districts to hold certification elections for labor organizations.RepublicanN/AEducationDead or carried over2/6/2019
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CaliforniaAB378This bill would enable family childcare providers to form, join, and participate in unions. This bill would permit the state to enter into agreements with such unions that authorize payroll deductions for dues and other voluntary payments. DemocraticN/AN/ADead or carried over2/7/2019
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IllinoisHB2113This bill would remove language from state statutes requiring public who are not union members to pay agency fees. This bill would also authorize employees to bargain independently with employers. RepublicanN/ARulesDead or carried over3/29/2019
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KentuckyHB261This bill would repeal state laws prohibiting public employees from forming unions or participating in organized labor activities. DemocraticN/AEconomic Development and Workforce InvestmentDead or carried over2/8/2019
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NevadaSB135This bill would provide for collective bargaining rights for state employees.N/AN/AAssembly Government AffairsEnacted6/12/2019
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MarylandHB766This bill would establish collective bargaining rights for community college employees.DemocraticN/AAppropriationsDead or carried over4/8/2019
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MarylandHB1143This bill would establish collective bargaining rights for tenured and tenure-track faculty, graduate students, and adjunct faculty at select public institutions.DemocraticN/AAppropriationsDead or carried over3/1/2019
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PennsylvaniaHB506This bill would allow union members to resign at any time. RepublicanN/ALabor and IndustryDead or carried over2/12/2019
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PennsylvaniaHB478This bill would require union recertification elections every six years.RepublicanN/ALabor and IndustryDead or carried over2/12/2019
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WashingtonHB2017This bill would establish collective bargaining rights for administrative law judges.DemocraticN/AAppropriationsDead or carried over2/22/2019
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KansasSB175This bill would ensure that a public employee can rescind authorization for dues deductions.N/AN/ACommerceDead or carried over3/18/2019
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IllinoisHB2636This bill would establish the right of public employees to bargain independently with their employers. RepublicanN/ARulesDead or carried over3/29/2019
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KansasHB2341This bill would ensure that a public employee can resign from his or her union.N/AN/AAppropriationsDead or carried over2/14/2019
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MinnesotaSF1244This bill proposes a constitutional amendment establishing a right to collective bargaining.DemocraticHF2072Jobs and Economic Growth Finance and PolicyDead or carried over2/14/2019
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IllinoisSB1784This bill would give require that public-sector union representatives be granted an opportunity to meet with new hires. It would require employers to furnish unions with worker information, including addresses, contact numbers, and email addresses. It would also permit unions to limit the period during which members can resign and rescind dues deduction authorizations. BipartisanN/ASenate ExecutiveEnacted12/20/2019
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IllinoisHB3455This bill would exempt unions from requirements to represent non-members. This bill would also require employers to furnish unions with information on new employees. DemocraticN/ARulesDead or carried over3/29/2019
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FloridaH0013This bill would prohibit collective bargaining agreements that require public-sector employers to compensate for union activities.RepublicanN/AState AffairsDead or carried over5/3/2019
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MaineLD900This bill authorizes certain classes of public-sector employees to strike.N/AN/ALabor and HousingDead or carried over6/20/2019
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OregonHB3009This bill would require public employers to provide unions with access to new employees. This bill would also permit individuals who are not union members to make payments in lieu of dues to unions. BipartisanN/ASenate WorkforceEnacted6/20/2019
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CaliforniaAB969This bill would grant legislative employees the right to form, join, and participate in unions.DemocraticN/APublic Employment and RetirementDead or carried over4/24/2019
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IowaSF350DemocraticN/ALabor and Business RelationsDead or carried over2/26/2019
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OregonHB2016This bill would require public employers to grant paid time to employees participating in certain union activities. This bill would also require employers to furnish unions with access to employees. DemocraticN/ASenate WorkforceEnacted6/20/2019
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OregonHB3072This bill would allow employees to revoke authorizations for dues or fees deductions paid to unions. RepublicanN/ABusiness and LaborDead or carried over6/30/2019
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MassachusettsH2188This bill would allow employers to require employees to pay a service fee to a union as a condition of employment.DemocraticN/AJoint Committee on Public ServiceDead or carried over5/1/2019
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MassachusettsH2363This bill would authorize unions to refrain from representing non-members. DemocraticN/AJoint Committee on Labor and Workforce DevelopmentDead or carried over5/30/2019
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MassachusettsH2385This bill would authorize employers to disclose personal employee information to unions. DemocraticN/AJoint Committee on Labor and Workforce DevelopmentDead or carried over4/30/2019
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OregonSB846This bill would allow public employees to refrain from joining or paying dues to a union. This bill would also permit unions to refrain from representing employees who choose not to join or pay dues to the union.RepublicanN/AWorkforceDead or carried over6/30/2019
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MissouriSJR30This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would prohibit employers from requiring employees to become, remain, or refrain from becoming members of labor organizations as a condition of employment.RepublicanN/AGovernment ReformDead or carried over3/14/2019
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PennsylvaniaHB624This bill would extend the union resignation window from 15 to 45 days. RepublicanN/ALabor and IndustryDead or carried over2/28/2019
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MinnesotaHF2072This bill proposes a constitutional amendment establishing a right to collective bargaining.DemocraticSF1244LaborDead or carried over3/4/2019
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OregonHB3244This bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees to become or remain union members as a condition of employment. This bill would also prohibit employers from requiring employees to pay fees to unions in lieu of dues as a condition of employment.RepublicanN/ABusiness and LaborDead or carried over6/30/2019
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PennsylvaniaHB785This bill would require public employers to inform non-union employees and new employees that they do not have to join or pay fees to a union as a condition of employmentRepublicanN/ALabor and IndustryDead or carried over10/23/2019
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VermontS0152This bill would require employers to provide unions with employee contact information. It would also permit unions to meet with new employees. It would also provide for automatic deduction of dues from paychecks.DemocraticN/AEconomic Development, Housing, and General AffairsDead or carried over3/12/2019
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PennsylvaniaSB371This bill would require public employers to notify all employees and job applicants that they do not have to join or pay fees to a union as a condition of employment.RepublicanN/ALabor and IndustryDead or carried over3/13/2019
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MaineLD1232This bill would prohibit employers from requiring employees to join a union or pay fees to a union as a condition of employment.RepublicanN/ALabor and HousingDead or carried over5/23/2019
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PennsylvaniaHB870This bill would allow public-sector workers to bargain independently or form unions separate from the certified bargaining unit.RepublicanN/ALabor and IndustryDead or carried over3/18/2019
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PennsylvaniaSB448This bill would remove remove exemptions for collective bargaining agreements under the state's Sunshine Act and Right-to-Know law. RepublicanN/AState GovernmentDead or carried over3/19/2019
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Rhode IslandS0712This bill would authorize unions to impose fees on non-members for administrative matters. It would require employers to notify unions within five days of hiring new employees. It would also require employees to file written notice with the state controller in order to discontinue dues payroll deductions.DemocraticN/AHouse LaborEnacted7/8/2019
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MaineLD1451This bill would grant collective bargaining agents greater access to employees and employee information. This bill would also authorize unions to use government buildings for meetings.BipartisanN/ALabor and HousingDead or carried over6/18/2019
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PennsylvaniaHB1178This bill would require public employers to provide unions with access to new employee orientations.BipartisanN/ALabor and IndustryDead or carried over4/10/2019
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PennsylvaniaSB222This bill would require public employers to provide unions with access to new employee orientations.DemocraticN/ALabor and IndustryDead or carried over4/10/2019
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MassachusettsH3825This bill would authorize employers to disclose personal employee information to unions. It would also permit unions to require non-members to pay for the costs associated with grievance and arbitration proceedings. It would require employers to provide unions with access to employees, and it would allow for dues deduction authorizations to be irrevocable for a period of up to one year. N/AN/AJoint Committee on Labor and Workforce DevelopmentDead or carried over6/5/2019
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MassachusettsH3854This bill would authorize employers to disclose personal employee information to unions. It would also permit unions to require non-members to pay for the costs associated with grievance and arbitration proceedings. It would require employers to provide unions with access to employees, and it would allow for dues deduction authorizations to be irrevocable for a period of up to one year. N/AN/AHouse Committee on Bills in the Third ReadingEnacted9/19/2019
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MichiganHB4821This bill would allow public school employers to use public resources to collect union dues. DemocraticN/AEducationDead or carried over8/6/2019
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FloridaS0624This bill would repeal a requirement that school districts and collective bargaining units negotiate specified memoranda of understanding. It would repeal a requirement that unions include specific information in their applications for renewal of registration. It would also remove a requirement that certain unions petition the Public Employees Relations Commission for recertification.DemocraticN/ASenate Governmental Oversight and Accountability; AppropriationsDead or carried over11/6/2019
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New JerseyS4129Existing law requires that state, county, and municipal employers grant unpaid or paid leave for employees working for labor organizations. This bill would extend this provision to school districts.DemocraticN/ASenate State Government, Wagering, Tourism, and Historic Preservation Dead or carried over10/24/2019
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FloridaS0804This bill would revise the requirements for dues deduction authorizations.RepublicanN/ASenate Governmental Oversight and Accountability; Community Affairs; RulesDead or carried over11/21/2019
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VirginiaHB67This bill would limit an existing prohibition against government employee strikes to law-enforcement officers.DemocraticN/AN/ADead or carried over12/5/2019
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ArizonaSB1433This bill would establish a collective bargaining law for public-sector employees in Arizona.DemocraticN/ARulesDead or carried over2/8/2019