SB1799 has already cleared the Senate.
Under the new bill, if there is a chronic shortage of drivers and emergency supplemental bus services is required for more than 90 days, a contract would require union approval.
School officials fear it could mean no bus service for special education students.
The Palatine Elementary School District, for instance, claimed there are days when up to 20% of their regular bus drivers call in sick, despite recent pay hikes, bonuses, and benefits.
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