Minnesota 2023-2024 Regular Session

Minnesota Senate Bill SF857

Introduced
1/27/23  

Caption

Exclusive representatives to charge fair share fees authority repeal

Companion Bills

MN HF332

Similar To Authority for exclusive representatives to charge fair share fees repealed.

Previously Filed As

MN HF1236

Authority for exclusive representatives to charge fair share fees removed.

MN SF1692

Authority for exclusive representatives removal to charge fair share fees

MN HF1236

Authority for exclusive representatives to charge fair share fees removed.

MN HF1400

Circumstances when supervisory employee organizations can act as exclusive representative modified.

MN HB2764

Collective bargaining by public employees; exclusive bargaining representatives.

MN SB917

Collective bargaining by public employees; exclusive bargaining representatives.

MN HF126

Lawful carry and possession of firearms at the State Fairgrounds authorized.

MN HF1375

Peace officer grievance arbitration selection procedure repealed.

MN SF4257

Victim of domestic violence authorization to petition a court for an order releasing the victim from a shared wireless plan provision

MN HF3285

Public subsidy program repealed, conforming changes made, and money transferred.

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