Federal employees' union activities would be publicly reported each year.
A new bill would make public how federal employees spend 'official time' on union activities. The government would publish a yearly report showing how much time is spent, what it's used for, and the costs involved. The public would gain access to this detailed information, which isn't currently required.
Today, there is no specific law requiring the Office of Personnel Management to create and publicly share an annual report on how federal employees use 'official time' for union activities. If this bill becomes law, OPM would be required to collect detailed data from all federal agencies and publish a comprehensive report each year, making this information available to Congress and the public.
HR 5749 · 119th Congress · October 14, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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