Public employers would notify unions before using generative AI for represented work
The notice would apply when covered public employers plan to develop, buy, or require generative AI to perform services in represented job classifications.
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What it does
Covered public employers would have to notify a recognized employee organization at least 45 days before developing, buying, or requiring generative AI for work in a job classification it represents.
Argument forAdvance notice could give employee organizations time to prepare for generative AI use affecting the work of the job groups they represent.
Argument againstThe notice period could delay public employers that want to develop or buy generative AI for services performed by represented workers.
More detail
Covered public employers would have to give written notice before taking certain steps to use generative AI for represented work. The notice would go to a recognized employee organization and cover generative AI used for a service within the work of a job classification that organization represents. The employer would have to give written notice at least 45 days before taking the covered action.
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