That the Senate will deny the passage of any legislation, and challenge any action of the executive branch, that— (1) erodes fair compensation for Federal employees, including by reducing wages, unjustifiably raising health insurance premiums, and unnecessarily or irresponsibly reducing the overall Federal workforce, such as an appropriations bill passed by the House of Representatives that contains a provision adopted by the House of Representatives under section 3(a) of the resolution entitled Resolution adopting rules for the One Hundred Fifteenth Congress , approved January 3, 2017; (2) undermines the value of employee retirement programs, including by reducing earnings on retirement savings, unjustly increasing employee contribution levels, or seeking to transition fully to a private-sector styled plan consisting solely of cash or deferred arrangements described in section 401(k) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986; (3) diminishes the ability of Federal employee unions to effectively represent and protect the rights of employees; (4) reduces fundamental protections for civil servants, including the right to due process; or (5) increases the use of nongovernmental contractors to perform inherently governmental functions.