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CT HB06281
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/29/2021
Primary Sponsor
Rosa Rebimbas
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AI Summary
- Allows either party to petition Superior Court to appoint a state referee as neutral arbitrator when parties cannot agree on one
- Requires all arbitration hearings to be open to the public and makes documents submitted during arbitration public records
- Establishes a municipality's ability to pay employee compensation from ongoing revenues without reducing services as the primary factor arbitration boards must consider
- Prohibits arbitration awards that would increase employee compensation costs at a rate exceeding the five-year average increase of sales and property taxes
- Bars arbitration boards from approving awards that create new unfunded municipal liabilities or interfere with police/fire chiefs' operational and staffing decisions
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Municipal Binding Arbitration.
Last Action
Referred to Joint Committee on Labor and Public Employees
1/29/2021
Committee Referrals
Labor and Public Employees1/29/2021
Full Bill Text
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