Pennsylvania HB263 amends the Public Employe Relations Act to redefine "maintenance of membership" and expand employee rights and bargaining scope.
Pennsylvania HB263 amends the Public Employe Relations Act to redefine "maintenance of membership" as requiring all employees to remain members for the duration of a collective bargaining agreement, with the option to resign fifteen days before its expiration. The bill also expands employee rights by ensuring equal participation in collective bargaining meetings and allowing civil actions for infringements. Additionally, it broadens the scope of bargaining to include lawful activities and mutual aid, while maintaining the right to refrain from such activities.
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