Pennsylvania SB587 prohibits tax credits or benefits for applicants or recipients with anti-union activity in the past 10 years.
Pennsylvania SB587 amends the Tax Reform Code of 1971 to ensure that tax credits or benefits are not awarded to applicants or recipients who have engaged in anti-union activities within the previous 10 years. Anti-union activity includes complaints under federal labor laws, violations of the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Act, and findings of interference or coercion by federal courts. The bill requires the department or administering agency to determine eligibility based on these criteria before awarding any tax credit or benefit.
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