Prince William County Supervisors amended its collective bargaining ordinance, allowing full-time employees to negotiate salaries and benefits.
With Democrats in control of the Virginia General Assembly in 2020, they restored the ability for local county and city employees to unionize. The bargaining process is expected to cost taxpayers millions each year. Collective bargaining will replace the county's "meet and confer" process used in years past, in which local government department heads met with the county executive to discuss employee concerns.
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