House Passes Protect America's Workforce Act to Block Trump's Federal Union Executive Order
Also known as: Protect America's Workforce Act
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4 articlesHouse passes bill to restore federal workers' bargaining rights
Twenty Republicans joined all Democrats to pass the Protect America's Workforce Act, a rare bipartisan rebuke to President Trump. The legislation aims to roll back executive orders from March and August that stripped collective bargaining protections for large swaths of the federal workforce.

Federal unions, employees urge Senate to take up bill restoring collective bargaining
Union leaders and federal employees rallied to demand the Senate pass the Protect America's Workforce Act. The bill, which passed the House in December, would reverse a March 2025 executive order that eliminated union rights for over one million civil servants across various agencies.

House Passes Bill to Undo Trump Order to End Federal Workers' Bargaining Rights
In a 231 to 195 vote, the House passed the Protect America's Workforce Act to nullify Trump's orders exempting workers at dozens of agencies from collective bargaining. The bill restores union contracts in effect before the March 27 order and prohibits funds from being used to implement the EO.