This resolution would disapprove a rule issued by the National Labor Relations Board in August 2024 that changes how union representation cases and collective bargaining agreements work in the construction industry. The rule affects construction companies, unions, and workers by modifying the procedures for union elections and the standards for proving majority worker support in construction industry labor negotiations. If passed, the resolution would completely eliminate the NLRB rule and prevent it from taking effect. The measure uses Congress's authority under federal law to overturn regulations through a disapproval process. The resolution was introduced by Republican members of the House and referred to the Committee on Education and the Workforce for consideration.