Labor dispute limits would not apply to workplace violence restraining order cases tied only to personal disputes between two employees if no union contract governs the claims.
Labor dispute limits would not apply to workplace violence restraining order cases seeking to protect an employee from unlawful violence or a credible threat tied only to a personal dispute with another employee, if no union contract governs the claims.
The chapter limiting court orders in labor disputes would not apply to a qualifying workplace violence restraining order case. The case must seek to protect an employee from unlawful violence or a credible threat of violence. The violence or credible threat must relate solely to a personal dispute between two employees. The dispute must not involve claims governed by a collective bargaining agreement, also called a union contract. The introduced bill states an effective date of July 1, 2026, if enacted.
No hearings or votes scheduled.