§ 101343 Labor Organization Anti-Discrimination Rules
This law says you can't make deals with a labor group that treats workers unfairly because of protected traits, and the district itself can't treat job applicants unfairly for those same reasons.
A city wants to hire a union to provide janitorial services, but the union only lets people of a certain race join.
Because the union is discriminating based on a protected trait, the city cannot sign a contract with that union under this law.
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§ 101343 Labor Organization Anti-Discrimination Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026