Sec. 302. GAO report on sectoral bargaining
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Not later than 3 years after the date of enactment of this Act, the Comptroller General shall conduct a review of collective bargaining at the sectoral level in a geographically diverse set of countries where sectoral bargaining is facilitated and prepare and submit to Congress a report with respect to such countries that— identifies, analyzes, and compares— the laws and policies governing or related to collective bargaining at the sectoral level; the administrative systems facilitating such bargaining; and the procedures involved in sectoral bargaining; to the extent practicable, consider reported effects of the policies and procedures described in paragraph
(1)on— the wages and compensation of employees; the number of full-time and part-time employees; prices, sales, and revenues; employee turnover and retention; hiring and training costs; productivity and absenteeism; and the development of emerging industries, including those that engage their workforces through technology; and describes the methodology used to generate the information in the report.