Massachusetts H2778 prohibits the use of Commonwealth funds for non-employee attorney services or management consultants in collective bargaining.
Massachusetts H2778 aims to prevent the expenditure of Commonwealth funds on non-employee attorney services or management consultants for collective bargaining or related issues. This bill seeks to ensure that public funds are not used for these specific services, which are connected to collective bargaining contracts. The legislation is a response to concerns about the allocation of public resources in the context of collective bargaining.
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