Tag: Collective Bargaining
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CU workers organizing to demand collective bargaining
Workers across the University of Colorado system are organizing for a unified message for its leadership: create a path to collective bargaining. This week, a day of action will be held at the university system’s four campuses to provide information about collective bargaining and discuss ongoing workforce challenges. This “Day of Action” will take place…
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Denver officials prepare for city employee collective bargaining
The clock is ticking for city officials as Denver prepares for collective bargaining with a newly expanded group of city employees and its soon-to-be $3 million impact on the city. Voters in November approved Referral Question 2U, which makes close to 7,000 city employees who are not already part of a union free to organize…
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Denver council asks voters to expand collective bargaining to more city employees
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Denver City Council on Monday unanimously gave final approval to a proposed charter change granting more city employees the right to collective bargaining. Denver voters will have the final say this November. The charter change is several questions that will — or may — appear on…
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Denver City Council advances collective bargaining rights for more city workers
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Denver City Council advanced a proposed change to the city charter that would grant collective bargaining rights to some city employees. If the council gives it a final approval next week, the measure will appear on the November ballot. The bill was amended five…
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New collective bargaining agreement for Denver Sheriff’s Department includes raises, more paid time off
The Denver City Council on Monday unanimously approved amendments to a collective bargaining agreement with the Denver Sheriff’s Fraternal Order of Police that include more holidays, paid time off and retroactive raises. A collective bargaining agreement is a written legal contract between an employer and a union representing the employees. The new contract adds Juneteenth…
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First Latina chosen as president of Colorado union representing 8,000 workers
Stephanie Felix-Sowy is the first woman — and first Latina — to serve as president of the Service Employees International Union’s Colorado branch, Local 105. SEIU Local 105 represents over 8,000 workers in health care, property services, public service and airports. With Felix-Sowy taking over, there are now four women of color leading the local…
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Polis signs collective bargaining, school funding, dozens of other bills
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Gov. Jared Polis signed dozens of bills into law this week, including the watered-down collective bargaining legislation and hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for public schools. Signed on Friday, Senate Bill 230 extends collective bargaining rights to approximately 36,000 county employees throughout the…
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2022 SESSION: CONFRONTING CRISES | Actions of the 2022 General Assembly
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 2022 offered legislators the first real opportunity to set an ambitious agenda after two years of limping through the global pandemic, but Colorado’s emergence out of the COVID-19 crisis also unleashed a torrent of challenges. There were many familiar problems, such as housing, behavioral health…
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Polis throws cold water on public unions bill
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A bill to allow public employees to engage in collective bargaining has run into its biggest hurdle: lack of support from Gov. Jared Polis. The bill is the brainchild of House Majority Leader Daneya Esgar, D-Pueblo, and Sen. Steve Fenberg, D-Boulder. Esgar worked on a…




