The Restoring Justice for Workers Act aims to prohibit forced arbitration in work disputes and protect workers' rights to seek relief collectively.
The Restoring Justice for Workers Act seeks to amend the Federal Arbitration Act and the National Labor Relations Act to prohibit forced arbitration in work disputes. It aims to ensure that workers are not required to waive their right to seek recourse in court or join collective actions. The Act prohibits predispute arbitration agreements that mandate arbitration of work disputes and predispute joint-action waivers. It also mandates that postdispute arbitration agreements must meet specific conditions to be valid, including informed consent and absence of coercion.
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