Maryland Bans Mandatory Captive Audience Meetings with Teamsters' Support
Maryland has become the 14th state to prohibit mandatory captive audience meetings, which are employer-sponsored sessions aimed at discouraging unionization. The legislation, supported by the Teamsters, was authored by Delegate Joe Vogel and passed after three years of advocacy. The move is part of a growing nationwide effort to protect workers from anti-union practices.
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