Worker RESULTS Act

This bill changes federal labor law on how workers vote to choose or remove a union. It would require unions to be chosen only by secret ballot elections run by the National Labor Relations Board, with at least two-thirds of workers in the unit voting. After a union wins, new election petitions would be dismissed until a first contract is in place, unless the Board finds the union is not bargaining in good faith, which opens a 90-day window to seek removal; after that, petitions could be filed in set windows tied to 2-year periods. The bill also limits the Board's ability to delay elections because of unfair labor practice charges, settlements, or a business sale, and makes it an unfair labor practice for unions to agree not to compete with each other to organize workers.

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Sponsors

• Bill Cassidy Republican sponsor
• 1 cosponsors