Amends collective bargaining laws to modify repricing impasse procedures and arbitration processes.
The bill amends Hawaii's collective bargaining laws to modify repricing impasse procedures and arbitration processes. It specifies that repricing impasse procedures apply only if an impasse occurs more than 180 days after a collective bargaining agreement is reached. It limits repricing requests to once per occupation in any 18-month period and restricts the number of active repricing impasse procedures to fifteen. The bill also outlines the arbitration process, including the selection of an arbitrator and the timeline for reaching a decision.
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