§ 102406 Employee Rights Protection
This law says a school district can't punish, threaten, or treat workers unfairly because they use their rights, can't block union rights, must bargain honestly, can't control or fund any employee group, and must follow agreed dispute steps.
A teacher tries to join the teachers' union, and the district threatens to fire the teacher for doing so.
Because the law says the district cannot threaten or fire employees for exercising their rights or joining a union, the district would be breaking the law.
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§ 102406 Employee Rights Protection
Last verified: January 11, 2026