Provides super conciliation for certain emergency responder service employees, and requires continuation of contract provisions during negotiations.
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This bill establishes a ‘super conciliator’ process for resolving labor disputes involving certain emergency responder service employees (like EMTs, paramedics, and dispatchers) in New Jersey. If collective bargaining fails and mediation efforts are exhausted, a randomly selected conciliator will be appointed to facilitate negotiations, potentially requiring around-the-clock sessions. Additionally, the bill ensures that existing terms and conditions of collective bargaining agreements remain in effect during negotiations, preventing employers from unilaterally changing them.
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