Executive Order 13201 requires the government employers to post notices in the workplace informing employees subject to a union security agreement that they have the right to refuse to pay a portion of their union dues.

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Executive Order 13201, also known as the "Beck Notice," required federal contractors, not government employers, to post notices informing their employees of their rights under the Communications Workers of America v. Beck decision, which allows them to refuse to pay the portion of union dues used for political activities.

Executive Order 13201 Requires the Government Employers to Post Notices