Oklahoma HB4253 prohibits employers from certain conduct related to labor organizations when receiving economic development incentives.
Oklahoma HB4253, known as the Taxpayer Dollars Protect Workers Act, prohibits employers from certain conduct related to labor organizations when receiving economic development incentives. Employers must not disclose employee personal contact information to a labor organization without consent, waive employees' rights to speak to their employees, require subcontractors to disclose employee personal contact information, or require subcontractors to waive their right to speak to their bargaining representative.
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