§ 103404 Public Employee Contract Mediation
This law says that if a workplace and its employees can't agree on pay, hours, benefits, or other work rules after a fair amount of time, either side can ask the state to help them talk it out.
A group of teachers and the school district can't decide on a new salary plan and keep arguing for months.
Because they haven't reached an agreement, either the teachers' representatives or the district can ask the State Conciliation Service to mediate, meaning a state helper will sit with both sides to try to find a deal.
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§ 103404 Public Employee Contract Mediation
Last verified: January 11, 2026