Introduced
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To repeal a law that prohibits teachers unions from bargaining to get a school district to agree to not privatize noninstructional support services including bus, custodial, or food services, even if doing so would save the district money. This is part of a 35-bill package introduced by Democrats in the state House and Senate that would roll-back limitations enacted since the 1990s on the power of public employee unions, and on the authority of public schools and government employers, to seek various cost-saving provisions or grant cost-raising provisions in union labor contracts.
Referred to the Committee on Education
