Vermont bill would allow certain state employees to unionize
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March 14, 2013
By Justin Haas
MONTPELIER, Vermont: A bill that would allow deputy state's attorneys, deputy sheriffs, and staff in those offices to unionize is being looked at by the House General, Housing and Military Affairs Committee.[1]
The committee heard testimony this week on the bill. The head of a group of state's attorneys and sheriffs urged the committee to proceed with caution.[1]
The measure's supporters claim that employees have been shortchanged on pay and need a union to act as a voice in employment negotiations.[1]
See also
- General, Housing and Military Affairs Committee, Vermont House of Representatives
- Vermont House of Representatives
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