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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Amendment to Nullify Federal Labor-Management Executive Orders
Record date · June 24, 2026
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What This Bill Does
Senator Warner has proposed an amendment to the 2027 defense authorization bill that would cancel two specific executive orders regarding federal labor-management relations. The amendment also mandates that existing s for federal employees remain in effect through their original terms.
This amendment would invalidate Executive Orders 14251 and 14343, prohibiting the use of federal funds to implement them and protecting current federal labor contracts through their expiration dates.
Who It Affects
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Federal employees
The amendment dictates the status of their collective bargaining agreements and the labor-management rules governing their employment.
Executive branch agencies
These agencies are prohibited from using funds to implement the specified executive orders and must maintain existing collective bargaining agreements.
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Reversal of Executive Labor Policy
The amendment seeks to explicitly override two executive orders regarding labor-management relations, signaling a legislative attempt to revert to prior labor policy standards.
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