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House bill targets Labor Peace Act barriers to collective bargaining
Summary
House Bill 1005, sponsored by Reps. Mabry and Bacon and Sens. Danielson and Judah, was introduced to reduce barriers in the Labor Peace Act and promote good-faith collective bargaining negotiations; the floor read notes an appropriation connected to the measure.
House Bill 1005 was introduced on the Senate floor and identified as sponsored by Representatives Mabry and Bacon and Senators Danielson and Judah. The measure aims to reduce barriers in the Labor Peace Act to promote good-faith collective bargaining negotiations and references an appropriation in connection with the bill.
The presiding officer read the bill title and assigned it to the Business, Labor, and Technology committee. The floor introduction did not include bill text or a dollar figure for the appropriation; those details will be developed in committee hearings.
As introduced, the measure remains at the committee stage; no floor vote on the substance or funding was taken during this session.
