Increases the size of the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission from 3 to 5 members

Summary

The bill changes state law to increase the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission’s membership from three to five. Members would be appointed by the governor with Senate approval, include representatives of employers, employees, and the public, and be subject to residency and political‑party limits. The change is intended to broaden representation and improve the commission’s work.

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