Revises provisions governing collective bargaining for certain...
AN ACT relating to collective bargaining; requiring, with certain exceptions, each school district to semiannually provide each employee organization recognized by the school district certain information relating to each employee of the bargaining unit represented by the employee organization; requiring collective bargaining between the Executive Department of State Government and classified employees to include matters relating to parking and transportation; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.
AB172A aims to change how collective bargaining works for certain public employees, including those in school districts and the Executive Department of State Government. The bill would require school districts to share specific employee information with recognized employee organizations twice a year. It also mandates that negotiations between the state and classified employees include discussions about parking and transportation. The bill's sponsors include several Democratic representatives, including Richard Daly, Bea Duran, Natha Anderson, Venicia Considine, Clara Thomas, and Max Carter.
The bill would affect school districts and state government employees, primarily those who are part of employee organizations. School districts would need to provide more detailed employee information to these groups, while state employees would have their bargaining discussions expanded to cover parking and transportation issues. However, the bill did not pass and was not considered further after it was read in the Assembly on February 6, 2025.
Recent actions include the bill being read in the Assembly on February 6, 2025, and it being made a special order of business for that day. Unfortunately, the bill failed, and no further action was taken.