Union Auto Workers Job Protection Act

This bill would require federal agencies, including the Postal Service, to collect information from companies bidding on contracts to assemble vehicles. Bids would have to list each plant where the vehicles are made, hourly wage figures and temporary worker counts at each plant, and any labor law or workplace safety violations. Contractors would need written agency permission before moving production to a different plant and would have to notify affected unions the same day they ask. Contracts would also have to include a policy that the contractor stays neutral on union organizing, and no federal funds could be spent on Postal Service delivery vehicles unless the Oshkosh Defense contract is changed to require a union neutrality agreement.

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Sponsors

• Haley M. Stevens Democrat sponsor
• 8 cosponsors