New Jersey S4787 mandates labor harmony agreements for public works projects with proprietary interests.
New Jersey S4787 requires contractors and subcontractors on public works projects with proprietary interests to enter into labor harmony agreements. These agreements mandate reasonable measures to prevent labor disputes, strikes, and other disruptions. Failure to comply can lead to contract breaches and legal remedies. The bill exempts contractors with existing collective bargaining agreements that prohibit labor disruptions. The Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development will enforce the act through rules and regulations.
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