Maryland HB1173 restricts state funds and resources from being used to influence employee union activities.
Maryland HB1173 prohibits state government units and contractors or vendors from using public funds to influence employees' decisions regarding collective bargaining rights or union activities. Specifically, it bans using funds to campaign against union efforts or engage in anti-union activities. The law also restricts contractors and vendors from using public funds to influence employees' decisions to support or oppose an employee organization or join one. This legislation aims to ensure neutrality in union-related activities funded by the state.
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