The "Taxpayer-Funded Union Time Transparency Act" is a new idea that wants government offices to tell Congress every year about the time their workers spend doing union activities, like talking about working rules. This helps everyone see how much time and money is used for these activities.

The "Taxpayer-Funded Union Time Transparency Act" wants to make sure that we know how often federal workers use time for union activities instead of regular work. Every year, government agencies have to tell Congress about this, and someone checks every few years to make sure they're telling the truth.