Report of the special joint committee on initiative petitions on the initiative petition of vicki jean mcauley and others for the passage of an act relative to labor relations policies for committee for public counsel services employees (see house, no. 5009)
Report of the Special Joint Committee on Initiative Petitions on the Initiative Petition of Vicki Jean Mcauley and Others for the Passage of an Act Relative to Labor Relations Policies for Committee for Public Counsel Services Employees (See House, No. 5009)
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This report, prepared by a special joint committee, analyzes an initiative petition concerning labor relations policies for employees of the Committee for Public Counsel Services. The petition, House Bill 5009, seeks to change how these employees are treated in terms of labor relations. The committee’s report provides a detailed assessment of the proposed changes and their potential impact.
Key provisions
- Analyzes the initiative petition (House Bill 5009) regarding labor relations for Committee for Public Counsel Services employees.
- Examines the proposed changes to labor relations policies.
- Provides a comprehensive assessment of the petition’s scope and potential consequences.
- Offers recommendations based on the committee’s review.
Who is affected
- Committee for Public Counsel Services Employees
- Labor Relations Officials
- Legislators
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Cosponsor
Alice Hanlon Peisch
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