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This bill, known as the National Right-to-Work Act, aims to eliminate mandatory union membership or financial contributions as a condition of employment. Specifically, the bill amends the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and the Railway Labor Act to remove provisions that allow unions to require employees to pay dues or fees as a condition of employment. The key changes include striking language that permits unions to require workers to maintain membership or pay fees, effectively making union participation voluntary in both private and railway sectors. By removing these requirements, the bill seeks to protect employees' freedom to choose whether to join or financially support a labor union, without facing potential job loss or discrimination. The amendments would apply to any labor agreements entered into or renewed after the bill's enactment, fundamentally changing the legal landscape of labor relations in the United States by giving workers more individual choice regarding union membership and financial support.

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