Arizona SB 1760: public employees; collective bargaining

Status: Senate Second Reading (as of 2021-02-04)

State: Arizona · Session: 55th-1st-regular · Bill: SB 1760

Subjects: AGREEMENTS, APPEALABLE AGENCY ACTIONS, APPOINTMENTS, ARBITRATION, BARGAINING UNITS, CLOSED MEETINGS, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, COMPENSATION, DECERTIFICATION, DEFINITIONS, DIRECTOR, DUES, ELECTIONS, ENFORCEMENT, EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATION, EXEMPTION, EXEMPTION FROM ARTICLE, GOVERNING BODY, GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE, HEARING PROCEDURES, IMPASSE RESOLUTION, JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT, LABOR ORGANIZATION, LABOR RELATIONS BOARD, LOCAL BOARDS, LOCKOUTS, MEDIATION, MEMBERS, MEMBERSHIP, PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS, POWERS AND DUTIES, PROCEDURAL RULES, PROHIBITED PRACTICES, PROHIBITION, PUBLIC EMPLOYEE RIGHTS, PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, PUBLIC EMPLOYER RIGHTS, PUBLIC EMPLOYERS, PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES - TITLE 38, PUBLIC RETIREMENT SYSTEM, PURPOSE, SCOPE, STATE GOVERNMENT - TITLE 41, STRIKES, TERMINATION

Sponsors: Martin Quezada, Juan Mendez

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