Bill: HB 2087, 87(R) - 2021

Committee

House Urban Affairs

Vote Recommendation

Vote Recommendation	Economic Freedom	Property Rights	Personal Responsibility	Limited Government	Individual Liberty
Neutral	Neutral	Neutral	Neutral	Neutral	Neutral

Author(s)

Mary Ann Perez

Briscoe Cain

Dan Huberty

Jarvis Johnson

Tom Oliverson

Co-Author(s)

Steve Allison

Ernest Bailes

Cecil Bell Jr.

Diego Bernal

Kyle Biedermann

Rhetta Andrews Bowers

Brad Buckley

John H Bucy III

DeWayne Burns

Angie Chen Button

Elizabeth "Liz" Campos

Terry Canales

Sheryl Cole

Garnet F. Coleman

Nicole Collier

David Cook

Philip Cortez

Jasmine Crockett

Joe Deshotel

Alex Dominguez

Jake Ellzey

Art Fierro

Barbara Gervin-Hawkins

Jessica Gonzalez

Vikki Goodwin

Bobby Guerra

Ryan Guillen

Sam Harless

Cody Harris

Cole Hefner

Abel Herrero

Gina Hinojosa

Justin Holland

Donna Howard

Lacey Hull

Celia Israel

Jacey Jetton

Tracy King

Stephanie Klick

John Kuempel

Brooks Landgraf

Ben Leman

Oscar Longoria

Ray Lopez

J.M. Lozano

Armando Martinez

Trey Martinez Fischer

Theresa Meza

Mayes Middleton

Ina Minjarez

Eddie Morales

Penny Morales Shaw

Sergio Munoz Jr.

Victoria Neave

Claudia Ordaz perez

Evelina Ortega

Leo Pacheco

Jarred Patterson

Ana-Maria Ramos

Richard Raymond

Ron Reynolds

Eddie Rodriguez

Ramon Romero Jr.

Matt Schaefer

Mike Schofield

Carl Sherman

Bryan Slaton

James Talarico

Shawn Thierry

Ed Thompson

Tony Tinderholt

Steve Toth

Cody Vasut

Hubert Vo

James White

Bill Caption

Relating to mandatory arbitration for certain municipal fire departments and employee bargaining agents.

Fiscal Notes

No fiscal implication to the State is anticipated.

Bill Analysis

HB 2087 is bracketed to the City of Houston and would require the city and the fire department to enter into binding arbitration if the two sides reach an impasse or the governing body of the city fails to ratify an agreement within 61 days after a collective bargaining agreement has been reached.

Vote Recommendation Notes

Texas Action is neutral toward HB 2087.

Source URL (retrieved on 04/25/2024 05:04 PM): http://reports.texasaction.com/bill/87r/hb2087?print_view=true