AZ HB2333

Prohibits state agencies and political subdivisions from requiring public works contractors to enter into neutrality agreements with labor organizations as a condition of bidding, negotiating, or performing work on public works contracts.

Defines "neutrality agreement" to include agreements to remain neutral toward labor organizations, release private employee information, allow property access beyond federal requirements, and recognize labor organizations without secret ballot elections.

Clarifies that the prohibition does not prevent private parties from entering into individual collective bargaining relationships or regulate activity protected by the National Labor Relations Act.

Removes previous language prohibiting requirements for project labor agreements and apprenticeship program participation, replacing it with a specific prohibition on neutrality agreements only.

Extends similar restrictions to energy facility projects by prohibiting the Arizona Corporation Commission from requiring neutrality agreements as a condition of approving construction, maintenance, repair or improvement projects.