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Overview
This resolution proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution to restrict how school districts can use public funds and resources in relation to labor organizations. Specifically, it prohibits school districts from using public money for labor organization operations, deducting dues from employee paychecks, providing access to internal communication systems for recruitment, or allowing employees to use public resources for labor organization activities during work hours. It also affirms the right of school district employees to negotiate their own employment terms and prohibits exclusive representation agreements between school districts and labor organizations.
Key provisions
- School districts cannot use public funds for labor organization operations.
- School districts cannot deduct labor organization dues from employee paychecks.
- School districts cannot provide access to internal communication systems for labor organization recruitment.
- School district employees cannot use public resources to distribute labor organization materials.
- School districts cannot use government systems to collect dues for labor organizations.
- School districts cannot hold captive audience meetings for labor organization recruitment during work hours.
- School districts cannot approve paid leave for labor organization activities.
- The state cannot negotiate exclusive representation agreements between school districts and labor organizations.
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