South Carolina H3734 allows political subdivisions and school districts to engage in collective bargaining with public employees.
South Carolina H3734 amends the South Carolina Code to allow political subdivisions and school districts to engage in collective bargaining with public employees. The bill defines collective bargaining as the negotiation between an employer and employees or their representatives concerning terms and conditions of employment. It also removes a prohibition on payroll deductions for dues of certain public employee associations that engage in collective bargaining.
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