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TN HB1918
The Tennessee Private Workplace Due Process And Warrant Protection Act
The Tennessee Private Workplace Due Process and Warrant Protection Act aimed to establish legal protections for employees in private workplaces, ensuring they have due process rights and safeguarding against unwarranted searches. The bill sought to amend various sections of the Tennessee Code Annotated to enhance workplace rights. However, it ultimately did not pass.
Failed House Larry Miller
TN HB2248
Wages
The bill proposed that employers in Tennessee must pay their employees at least $20 per hour starting January 1, 2027. It included provisions for annual wage adjustments based on the cost of living and set rules for posting wage information and handling violations. The bill ultimately failed to pass.
Failed House Gloria Johnson
TN SJR0724
A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate Anjrew Goins of Gatlinburg-Pittman High School on being named to the All-Region 1-3A second team.
The bill is a resolution that honors Anjrew Goins, a student from Gatlinburg-Pittman High School, for being selected to the All-Region 1-3A second team in sports. It recognizes his achievements and contributions to his school's athletic program. The resolution has been sponsored by Steve Southerland and has passed in the legislature.
Passed Senate Steve Southerland
TN HB0565
Consumer Protection
The Tennessee Homebuyer Harassment Prevention Act aimed to limit the number of unsolicited contact attempts a real estate developer or associated individual could make to a property owner with offers to buy their property. It also proposed changes to how telephone and text message solicitations are handled, enhancing consumer protection against unwanted communications.
Failed House Caleb Hemmer
TN HB1940
Unlawful Detainer Actions
The bill aimed to make certain unlawful detainer actions, which are legal proceedings to evict tenants, confidential after a specified period. If the case was dismissed, no appeal was pending, and three years had passed since the filing, the records would be shielded from public access unless agreed otherwise by the parties involved. This change was intended to protect individuals' privacy regarding eviction proceedings.
Failed House Gloria Johnson