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GA SR851
Resolution
Status
Introduced
4/1/2022
Primary Sponsor
Emanuel Jones
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AI Summary
- Designates April 4, 2022, as "Celebration of Organized Labor in Georgia Day" by the Georgia State Senate
- Recognizes the American Labor Movement's role in securing better wages, reasonable work hours, safer working conditions, and ending child labor
- Credits organized labor with advancing key legislation including minimum wage laws, the Civil Rights Act, Title VII, the Occupational Safety and Health Act, and the Family Medical Leave Act
- Acknowledges Georgia-specific labor organizations including the Georgia AFL-CIO, the Atlanta North Georgia Labor Council, the Augusta East Georgia Central Labor Council, the Savannah Regional Central Labor Council, and affiliates statewide
- Recognizes the Georgia Working Families Caucus, Georgia STAND-UP, Construction Ready, and other worker family organizations for their contributions on behalf of labor
Legislative Description
Celebration of Organized Labor in Georgia Day; recognizing April 4, 2022
Last Action
Senate Read and Referred
4/4/2022
Committee Referrals
Rules4/4/2022
Full Bill Text
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