Delaware public employers would send represented workers’ contact details to bargaining representatives within 14 calendar days of hiring and twice yearly starting January 2026.
Public employers would send represented workers’ job and contact details, including home addresses, in an agreed secure format. New hires’ details would be due within 14 calendar days; full lists would be due each January and October starting January 2026.
Public employers would let bargaining representatives email represented workers at their employer-issued addresses about contracts, workplace issues, and representative business. Representatives would have to follow the employers’ general technology rules.
Public employers would allow meetings with represented workers in employer-owned or leased spaces about bargaining, workplace issues, or representative business, if government work is not disrupted. Meetings in government buildings cannot support or oppose candidates for partisan office or distribute partisan election information. Representatives may be charged for meeting-related costs the government would not otherwise incur.
Public employers would send represented workers’ details to their bargaining representatives. It covers Delaware public school and other public employees in groups represented for bargaining. Employers must use a secure format agreed to by the bargaining representative. Home phone numbers, personal cell numbers, and personal email addresses are included only if the employer has them on file. Employers would send each new hire’s details within 14 calendar days of hiring and full lists each January and October starting January 2026.
Public employers would let bargaining representatives email represented workers at their employer-issued addresses. It covers Delaware public school and other public employees in groups represented for bargaining. Messages may concern contracts, workplace complaints, or the representative’s business. Representatives must follow the employer’s general technology rules.
Public employers would let bargaining representatives meet represented workers in employer-owned or leased spaces. It covers Delaware public school and other public employees in groups represented for bargaining. Meetings must concern bargaining, workplace issues, or representative business and must not disrupt government work. Meetings in government buildings cannot support or oppose candidates for partisan office or distribute information about partisan elections. Representatives may be charged for meeting-related costs the government would not otherwise incur.
No hearings or votes scheduled.