Senate Bill 152

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General Assembly: 131

Short Title: Prohibits local hiring restrictions in public contracts [ Show Long Title ]

Long Title: To amend sections 4116.01, 4116.02, 4116.03, and 4116.04; to enact sections 9.75 and 4116.031; and to repeal sections 153.013, 153.83, and 5525.26 of the Revised Code to prohibit a public authority from requiring a contractor to employ a certain percentage of individuals from the geographic area of the public authority for the construction or professional design of a public improvement and to prohibit a state agency or state institution of higher education from requiring a contractor to or prohibiting a contractor from entering into certain labor agreements as a condition of performing or bidding on a public improvement project.

Primary Sponsor: Senator Uecker

Version: As Passed by the House

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Co-Sponsors	Sen. Seitz, Sen. Jones, Sen. Hottinger, Sen. Jordan, Sen. Lehner, Sen. Coley, Sen. Eklund, Sen. Oelslager, Rep. Amstutz, Rep. Antani, Rep. Becker, Rep. Boose, Rep. Brenner, Rep. Brinkman, Rep. Buchy, Rep. Butler, Rep. Hood, Rep. Huffman, Rep. McClain, Rep. McColley, Rep. Perales, Rep. Roegner, Rep. Schaffer, Rep. Smith, Rep. Vitale, Rep. Young, Rep. Zeltwanger, Speaker Rosenberger
Subjects	Employment : Collective Bargaining, Employment : Workforce Development, State and Local Government, State and Local Government : Local Government, State and Local Government : Public Officials and Employees, State and Local Government : State Government, Transportation : Highways, Roads, and Bridges
Committees	House State Government, Senate Government Oversight and Reform
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