The Restoring Justice for Workers Act is designed to eliminate forced arbitration in workplace disputes, empowering workers to seek legal recourse in court and to collectively address grievances. This legislation responds to concerns that current arbitration practices create an imbalance of power, undermining workers' rights and limiting their ability to pursue justice. The Act includes several key provisions aimed at regulating arbitration agreements. It bans predispute arbitration agreements, which require workers to resolve disputes through arbitration rather than in court.