Alaska HB146 prohibits public employers from disclosing certain personal information of public employees.

Alaska HB146 amends the state's public records law to prohibit public employers from disclosing specific personal information of public employees. This includes home addresses, dates of birth, personal email addresses, and other identifying information. The bill also makes such disclosures an unfair labor practice and requires public employers to notify the employee's exclusive representative if they receive a request for such information. The changes apply to actions taken by public employers on or after the effective date of the Act.

Alaska HB146 prohibits public employers from disclosing certain personal information of public employees.

Alaska HB146 amends the state's public records law to prohibit public employers from disclosing specific personal information of public employees. This includes home addresses, dates of birth, personal email addresses, and other identifying information. The bill also makes such disclosures an unfair labor practice and requires public employers to notify the employee's exclusive representative if they receive a request for such information. The changes apply to actions taken by public employers on or after the effective date of the Act.