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This bill, known as the "Union Auto Workers Job Protection Act", requires detailed information about motor vehicle plants for federal procurement contracts. Specifically, any bid for a contract involving vehicle assembly must include the plant's mailing address, a description of what is made or assembled at each plant, wage information (average, minimum, and maximum hourly wages), number of temporary employees, and disclosures of any National Labor Relations Act or Occupational Safety and Health Administration violations. The bill mandates that contractors seeking to change the assembly location of a vehicle must get written permission from the executive agency and notify any affected labor organizations on the same day. Additionally, the contract must include an explicit policy of neutrality regarding labor organizing. The bill also specifically targets the Postal Service's contract with Oshkosh Defense, prohibiting federal funds from being used to purchase delivery vehicles unless Oshkosh Defense agrees to and certifies compliance with a bona fide union neutrality agreement. The bill defines key terms like "motor vehicle", "executive agency", and "labor organization" to provide clear legal context for its provisions.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/5338/all-info