This bill requires federal agencies to submit detailed annual reports to Congress and publish them publicly starting June 30, 2026, documenting all costs related to union activities and employee time spent on union work. The reports must include the total cost of "official time" (paid time employees spend on union matters), specific employee compensation and benefits, travel and lodging expenses, arbitration fees, the value of agency property made available to unions, and any penalties paid related to labor disputes. The bill also requires the Government Accountability Office to audit agency accounting practices on these matters at least once every four years to ensure they follow standard accounting principles. Essentially, the legislation aims to increase transparency about how much federal taxpayer money is spent on union-related activities within government agencies, affecting all federal agencies that employ unionized workers.
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