Danielle Kreutter is a multimedia journalist for Denver7 KMGH in Denver, Colorado.
DENVER — Come November, Denver voters may be able to decide whether or not the majority of city employees are allowed to participate in collective bargaining .
If passed, all career service employees and employees with the city council, Library Commission, Civil Service Commission, Board of Adjustment and Denver Water would be eligible for collective bargaining. It would not include Denver Health and Hospital Authority employees and any supervisory and confidential employees.
Within those units, they could choose to join a union with at least a 33% vote of members. If they do decide to join a union, negotiations with the city would begin. A final vote of approval from the workers would be required before a final collective bargaining agreement goes into effect.
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