An Act establishing a commission to resolve issues arising from collective bargaining stalemates
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes a special commission to help resolve disputes that arise during collective bargaining negotiations between public sector employers and employee unions in Massachusetts. The commission would include members of the General Court, aiming to facilitate agreements when negotiations are stuck. The goal is to prevent prolonged stalemates and ensure public sector employees receive fair compensation and benefits.
Key provisions
- Creates a commission to address collective bargaining stalemates.
- The commission will include members of the General Court.
- The commission’s purpose is to assist in resolving disputes during negotiations.
- The bill applies to public sector employers and employee unions in Massachusetts.
- The commission will study and make recommendations to resolve impasses.
- The commission’s work will be overseen by the Public Service committee.
- The commission will report its findings and recommendations to the legislature.
Who is affected
- Public sector employers
- Public sector employee unions
- State government employees
- Massachusetts legislature
- Union representatives
Notable changes
- Establishes a formal mechanism for resolving collective bargaining disputes.
- Involves members of the General Court in the resolution process.
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Sponsors
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2 on record
Primary sponsor
Daniel Cahill
Cosponsor
Coleman Walsh
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