Federal agencies would publicly share details on government employee union activities and costs.
Federal agencies would have to publicly report how much money and time supports government employee union activities. They would post annual online reports showing costs, employee hours, and how government property is used for union matters. This would give the public and Congress a clearer picture of these expenses.
Today, federal agencies are not explicitly required to publicly report detailed information about the costs and uses of 'official time' for union activities. They also don't have to report other labor-related expenses. If this bill becomes law, federal agencies would be required to submit and publicly post annual reports detailing these costs, employee hours, use of government property, and other related expenses. These reports would start by June 30 of the year after the bill becomes law.
HR 2297 · 119th Congress · March 24, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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