Arizona HB2699 prohibits public works contracts from requiring neutrality agreements or project labor agreements.
Arizona HB2699 amends section 34-321 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to prohibit agencies and political subdivisions from requiring neutrality agreements or project labor agreements as conditions for public works contracts. This means that contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, or carriers cannot be required to enter into agreements with labor organizations or employee representatives as part of bidding, negotiating, or performing work on public works projects. The bill aims to protect the public interest in wage rates and ensure neutrality in labor agreements.
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