LEGISLATIVE 2021 PRIORITIES Collective BargaiNING EXpaNsioNS ENForceable CONtracts • HB 3029: Electronic Card Signatures for Public Sector • SB 429, SB 690: Saving ATU Apprenticeship Program Union Organizing • SB 412: Expedited Bargaining HealtHcare Access • SB 551 & B 3007: Adjunct Faculty Healthcare WorKers RigHts • Prescription Drug Affordability* • HB 2359: Interpreters Accountability Act • HB 2358: Farmworker Overtime ProtectiNG worKers IN A 21ST CENTURY EcoNOMY • HB 2205: Just Enforcement Act • SB 169: Non-Compete Agreements Restrictions • SB 588: Paid Sick Days For Hiring Hall Workers • HB 2474: OFLA Expansion • SB 483: Rebuttable Presumption of Retaliation for Safety & • HB 2489: Misclassification Health Complaints • SB 481: Manufacturing Overtime Protections RebUilDING OregoN witH GooD Jobs • SB 477: Changing Severe or Pervasive to Prove Harassment • SB 493 & HB 2419: Prevailing Wage Survey - Industry Negotiated Rates • SB 488: Workers Compensation Presumption • Clarify Permissibility of Project Labor Agreements on Public Works • HB 2682: Heavy Equipment Safety Bill Projects* • HB 2963, HB 3016 Emergency Safe Nurse Staffing • Interstate 5 Bridge Replacement* • Portland Heart & Lung Presumption* • Nurse Staffing Enforcement Investment* BUDget & INvestMENts • Oregon Sanctuary Promise* • HB 2503 & SB 239: Childcare • HB 2003 & HB 2169: Public Defense ENSUriNG GoverNMENT WorKS For WorKers • Defensive Work* • SB 495 & 496: Expanding access to Unemployment Insurance • Critical Eye towards Tax Credit Extensions for Educators • Defend LERC* • HB 2906: PERS fix for low wage workers • Leave No Worker Behind EITC* • Modernize Unemployment Insurance system * • Firefighters apprenticeships* • Universal Representation in Deportations* ENSUriNG GooD Jobs IN A CleaN ENergY EcoNOMY • HB 2842: Healthy Homes *Bill numbers will be added once available • HB 2688: Buy Clean A WORKER-CENTERED RECOVERY WITH PROTECTIONS FOR ALL WORKING PEOPLE & FAMILIES Oregon’s workers, families and communities have faced incredible challenges in the last twelve months, compounding on an economy that increasingly rewards the wealthy at the expense of everyone else. We have watched a virus spread throughout workplaces and families, seen entire communities burn from wildfire, and began a long overdue reckoning with institutional racism. The Oregon AFL-CIO and Oregon’s unions are committed to ensuring the 2021 Oregon Legislature tackles these challenges while defending the progress our state has made for working people and families. Our 2021 Legislative Priorities are a roadmap to building an Oregon where work is fair and just for all. International Association of Bridge, Office & Professional OUR AFFILIATES Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Employees International Union Iron Workers Oregon Federation of Nurses & Health American Federation of IA International Alliance of Professionals Government Employees Theatrical Stage Employees ofnhp Oregon Nurses Association American Federation International Brotherhood of Musicians of Boilermakers Oregon School Employees Association American Federation International Brotherhood Professional Aviation of State County & Municipal Employees of Electrical Workers Safety Specialists American Federation of Teachers International Federation of Screen Actors Guild & Professional & Technical Engineers American Federation of Television & American Postal Workers Union Radio Artists International Organization Amalgamated Transit Union of Masters, Mates & Pilots Sheet Metal, Air, Rail & Transportation The International Assoc. of Heat & Frost International Union Insulators & Allied Workers of Elevator Constructors United Association of Plumbers & Fitters International Union International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers of Operating Engineers United Auto Workers Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen International Union United Food & Commercial Workers of Painters & Allied Trades Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco United Farm Workers Workers & Grain Millers International Laborers International Union Union of North America Union of Needletrades, Industrial, & Textile Employees - Hotel Employees Communications Workers of America National Association & Restaurant Employees International Union of Letter Carriers Glass, Molders, Pottery, Plastics & United Steelworkers Allied Workers International Union National Air Traffic Controllers Association United Union of Roofers, International Assoc. of Fire Fighters Waterproofers & Allied Workers Operative Plasterers International Assoc. of Machinists & Cement Masons International Assoc. Utility Workers Union of America & Aerospace Workers OREGON AFL-CIO • A STRONG VOICE FOR OREGON’S WORKERS Graham Trainor, President Jess Giannettino Villatoro, Political and Legislative Director • [email protected] • 618-694-8082 Christy O’Neill, Secretary-Treasurer Catie Theisen, Lead Political & Policy Specialist • [email protected] • 503-310-6161.