S 1331
An Act relative to collective bargaining rights of Massachusetts employees
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Bill overview
This bill, S.1331, aims to strengthen the collective bargaining rights of employees in Massachusetts. It seeks to ensure that workers have a greater voice in determining their wages, benefits, and working conditions through union representation. The legislation intends to promote fair labor practices and empower employees to negotiate effectively with their employers. It builds upon similar proposals to streamline collective bargaining processes within the state.
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Primary sponsor
Dylan A. Fernandes
Cosponsors
Dylan A. Fernandes
John F. Keenan
Michael D. Brady
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