Just two days after it was passed by the Utah House, the union-busting bill to take away public employees' collective bargaining rights is set for a Senate committee hearing tomorrow afternoon.
HB267 is on the agenda for Wednesday afternoon in the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee.
Lawmakers deny it, but the bill is widely seen as retaliation against the Utah Education Association for opposing Amendment A and their lawsuit over the state's private school voucher program.
If, as expected, the committee approves the bill, it could head to Gov. Spencer Cox's desk as early as Friday.