Vermont committee hears S.125 debate over decertification threshold and supervisor unionization
On April 25 the Vermont House General & Housing Committee heard testimony on S.125, an omnibus worker-rights bill that would raise the signature threshold to trigger a decertification election from 30% to 50% plus one and would extend the ability to vote on unionization to certain supervisors, including some judiciary employees.
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Montpelier — Members of the Vermont House General & Housing Committee on April 25 heard testimony on S.125, an omnibus bill on worker rights and collective bargaining that would raise the threshold of signatures needed to trigger a union decertification election from the current 30% to 50% plus one and would allow certain supervisors — including some judiciary employees — the opportunity to vote on whether to unionize.
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