Worker Enfranchisement Act

The Worker Enfranchisement Act would amend the National Labor Relations Act to require that any exclusive representative of employees must be selected by a majority of voters in a secret ballot election where at least two-thirds of eligible employees participate. This change would raise the threshold for union recognition by requiring both a majority vote and a high voter turnout standard. The bill applies to labor union elections occurring six months after the bill’s enactment and affects employees and employers covered by the National Labor Relations Act. It aims to strengthen employee enfranchisement in the representation election process.

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