How RTO Mandates are Fueling Federal Worker Unionism
Return-to-office requirements are driving unionization efforts among some federal employees.
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Return-to-office requirements are driving unionization efforts among some federal employees.
With the confirmation of Anne Wagner, the FLRA will have a full complement. Decisions on pending cases will begin to emerge with a majority of Democrat nominees in place.
The leadership of the FLRA has struggled with vacancies. Two nominations may emerge from the Senate after a recent hearing. The General Counsel position remains vacant.
The author says that restrictions on official time may be a good thing.
Do unions have a right to ratification under the federal labor relations statute?
The author says that it is time to reform the union dues collection process.
The author suggests ways to make the bargaining process more efficient.
President Biden has announced his intent to renominate Colleen Duffy Kiko to continue serving as a Member of the FLRA.
The author suggests it may be time to modernize the federal labor relations statute.
A bill in Congress would prohibit agencies from assuming the role of dues withholding for unions. Here is an update on how the FLRA has addressed this issue.