The PRO Act
Learn About the Protecting the Right to Organize Act (PRO Act)
What is the PRO Act?
The Protecting the Right to Organize Act (H.R.842), or PRO Act, is groundbreaking legislation aimed at strengthening workers' rights to organize and bargain collectively in the United States.
Why Does It Matter?
Empowers Employees: The PRO Act ensures that workers can join together to negotiate for fair pay, safe working conditions, and benefits without fear of retaliation.
Modernizes Labor Laws: This act updates our labor laws to provide protections in today’s gig economy, helping freelancers and contract workers receive the rights they deserve.
Prevents Misclassification: Companies will no longer be able to avoid responsibilities by misclassifying employees as independent contractors.
Enhances Penalties for Violations: Increases penalties for employers who violate workers' rights, ensuring better enforcement and compliance.
What Does This Mean for You?
Job Security: More stability and protection in your job.
Better Wages and Benefits: Greater power in negotiating for higher wages and improved benefits.
Safer Workplace: Stronger rights mean you can advocate for a safer work environment without fear.