Establishes collective bargaining rights for transportation network company drivers in Minnesota.
The bill creates and regulates collective bargaining rights for transportation network company (TNC) drivers in Minnesota. It allows drivers to self-organize, form or join labor organizations, and designate an exclusive representative for collective bargaining. TNCs must provide data on driver rides and comply with minimum compensation standards. The bill outlines procedures for labor organizations to be certified as exclusive representatives and for negotiating compensation and working conditions.
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