Vermont S0264 allows Assistant Attorneys General to engage in collective bargaining.
Vermont S0264 amends state law to allow Assistant Attorneys General to organize and bargain collectively. The bill specifies that Assistant Attorneys General will be part of statewide bargaining units. If collective bargaining negotiations fail, the Vermont Labor Relations Board can recommend an agreement. The bill also outlines procedures for mediation, fact-finding, and arbitration in case of disputes. The agreement's cost is subject to General Assembly appropriations, and any changes due to funding adjustments must be renegotiated. The bill takes effect upon passage.
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