Unions Ask State to Play More Powerful Pro-worker Role in Labor Disputes
Briefly

In response to challenges faced by labor organizing due to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), California unions have introduced Assembly Bill 288. This proposal empowers the state to intervene in union elections and disputes if the NLRB is unable to act. Authored by Assemblymember Tina McKinnor, the bill faces potential legal challenges regarding its compliance with federal law. Critics argue that existing federal laws govern union rights, limiting state involvement. The California Labor Federation emphasizes the need for state action as businesses increasingly contest NLRB authority.
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