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Labor and Employment, U.S. House

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Should the House bar people convicted of sex offenses against minors from labor union leadership roles?

Ending Predator Access to Union Power Act (H.R. 8775)

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People convicted of a sex offense against a minor would be barred from union leadership and certain labor consulting roles for 13 years.

  • Covers leadership positions and roles as a consultant or advisor to a labor organization
  • Also covers employer labor consultants or representatives in collective bargaining
  • The 13 years run from the conviction or imprisonment

House Labor and Employment Bills

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