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MD SB231
Bill
AI Summary
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Exclusive representatives may now meet with new employees by video or similar technology without requiring public health concerns as justification
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Employee organization membership dues deductions continue until the organization ceases to be the exclusive representative of the bargaining unit
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Public Employee Relations Board may appoint up to three deputy directors who must be attorneys licensed in Maryland (or become licensed within 12 months of appointment), removing the previous requirement for directors assigned to specific subject areas
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Elections conducted by mail or electronic voting system must allow at least 10 days of voting, with extensions permitted if the voting system becomes inoperable
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Effective October 1, 2025
Legislative Description
State Government - Public Employee Relations Act - Alterations
Elections
Last Action
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 607
5/20/2025