Limits scope of public employee collective bargaining

Number H. B. No. 583
Type House Bill
General Assembly 131
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Primary Sponsors

John Becker
District 65
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives

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Commerce and Labor
  • Type: House
  • Bills: 192
  • Members: 14

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House Senate Governor
  1. Introduced
    Jun 30 2016
  2. Referred to committee
    Nov 10 2016
  3. Reported - Re-referred to Commerce and Labor
    Nov 16 2016
  4. Re-referred
    Nov 16 2016
    Vote Result
    Re-referred

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