State public employment: memorandum of understanding: State Bargaining Unit 6.
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Overview
This bill approves a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the State of California and State Bargaining Unit 6, which covers public employment. However, unlike typical procedures, the MOU’s provisions requiring state funding will not automatically take effect. Instead, these provisions will only become effective if the Legislature specifically appropriates funds for them. If funds aren’t appropriated, the state employer and bargaining unit must renegotiate the terms.
Key provisions
- Approves a memorandum of understanding between the State of California and State Bargaining Unit 6.
- Requires specific legislative appropriation for provisions of the MOU that involve expenditures.
- Mandates a meeting and conferral process if appropriations are not secured.
- Allows MOU provisions to become effective through legislation other than the annual budget.
Who is affected
- State of California employees (specifically those in State Bargaining Unit 6)
- The State Employer
- State Bargaining Unit 6 members
Notable changes
- Overrides standard procedures for MOU approval requiring legislative approval in the Budget Act.
- Introduces a requirement for specific legislative appropriation before MOU provisions involving expenditures take effect.
- Establishes a renegotiation process if appropriations are not secured.
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