Public employee bargaining measure on senate floor
A strike by New York City bridge workers spurred Illinois lawmakers to push a public employee collective bargaining bill. The Senate Labor and Commerce Committee sent the measure to the floor 17 to 1, with Sen. Frank Savickas the sole opponent. Support from unions and officials backed the bill, which preserves a nonessential strike clause and allows hospital boards to negotiate with nurses, amid competing proposals from Democrats and GOP sponsors.
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Chicago
Senate Labor and Commerce Committee
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Labor Laws Commission
William C. Harris
Pontiac
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Illinois Teachers Federations
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Union Shop Rules and Supervisory Membership Question
A discussive background outlines union shop practices where employment does not require joining the union yet nonmembers may pay dues equal to member dues. It raises whether supervisory personnel must be excluded from union membership and if past negotiated regulations by governmental units can stand if not conflicting with state law.
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