However, the appeals court judges have now overturned that decision, upholding Proposition 22. One judge did express concern about the proposition’s potential to limit the power of the legislature to define workers’ rights. Nonetheless, the court ruled in favor of the proposition, but ordered the severance of a clause that made it difficult for workers to unionize. The clause required a seven-eighths majority vote from the California legislature to amend workers’ collective bargaining rights.
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