Iowa § 732.6 Hiring professional strikebreakers prohibited

Iowa Statutes

§ 732.6 — Hiring professional strikebreakers prohibited

Iowa § 732.6

Title XVICRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE

Ch. 732LABOR BOYCOTTS AND STRIKES

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Iowa Code § 732.6 (2026).

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It shall be unlawful for any person, persons, partnership, agency, firm, or corporation, or agent thereof:

1.Unless directly involved in a labor dispute, to knowingly recruit, procure, supply or refer for employment in the place of employees involved in such labor dispute any person or persons who customarily or repeatedly offer themselves as replacements for employees involved in labor disputes.

2.If directly involved in a labor dispute, to knowingly employ in place of employees involved in such dispute persons who customarily or repeatedly offer themselves as replacements for employees involved in labor disputes.

3.To solicit or advertise for employees to replace employees involved in a labor dispute without notice in such solicitation or advertisement that the employment offered is i

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It shall be unlawful for any person, persons, partnership, agency, firm, or corporation, or
agent thereof:
1. Unless directly involved in a labor dispute, to knowingly recruit, procure, supply or
refer for employment in the place of employees involved in such labor dispute any person
or persons who customarily or repeatedly offer themselves as replacements for employees
involved in labor disputes.
2. If directly involved in a labor dispute, to knowingly employ in place of employees
involved in such dispute persons who customarily or repeatedly offer themselves as
replacements for employees involved in labor disputes.
3. To solicit or advertise for employees to replace employees involved in a labor dispute
without notice in such solicitation or advertisement that the employment offered is in place
of employees engaged in a labor dispute.
4. To enter into an agreement, contract or arrangement with other persons, partnerships,
agencies, firms or corporations, or agents thereof, to commit acts prohibited by subsection 1,
2 or 3 of this section.