Restoring Justice for Workers Act

The Restoring Justice for Workers Act would prohibit employers from requiring workers to sign predispute arbitration agreements that force individual resolution of work disputes, including claims for unpaid wages, discrimination, or unsafe conditions, and would bar retaliation against workers who refuse such agreements. It would also amend the National Labor Relations Act to protect workers’ right to engage in concerted activity—such as joining class or collective actions—by making agreements that waive those rights unenforceable, except in union contracts. The bill ensures that any postdispute arbitration agreement is only valid if entered into voluntarily, with informed consent, after a…

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