Urges President and Congress to enact legislation amending "Civil Rights Act of 1964" to protect worker's right to unionize.

ACR 43 is a non-binding resolution passed by the New Jersey legislature urging the U.S. President and Congress to amend the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It specifically requests that the law be updated to prohibit employer discrimination against workers for union organizing activities, such as firing or demoting employees who seek to form unions. The resolution argues this change would strengthen protections beyond current labor law by allowing workers to seek stronger remedies like punitive damages in federal court. As a concurrent resolution, it does not become law but formally expresses New Jersey's support for this policy goal.