Transportation network company drivers collective bargaining rights establishment and regulation provisions

Summary

The bill sets up a legal framework that lets drivers for transportation‑network companies (TNCs) organize, be represented by certified labor unions, and bargain with their platforms. It defines who qualifies as an “active driver,” establishes a certification process for bargaining representatives, and prohibits company‑run unions that are controlled or financed by the TNCs. A state board and mediation bureau will oversee the system, and the law authorizes rulemaking and civil penalties to enforce compliance.

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