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As Library Staff and Management Work Together to Ensure Dignity During Layoffs, Boulder Public Library District’s Board of Trustees Treats Workers’ Livelihoods as an Afterthought
AFSCME Colorado Updates

As Library Staff and Management Work Together to Ensure Dignity During Layoffs, Boulder Public Library District’s Board of Trustees Treats Workers’ Livelihoods as an Afterthought

Boulder, CO – AFSCME-affiliated Boulder Public Library staff and district administration have worked together for weeks in good faith to develop a transparent process for upcoming layoffs that would impact twenty percent of workers throughout the district.

As Library Staff and Management Work Together to Ensure Dignity During Layoffs, Boulder Public Library District’s Board of Trustees Treats Workers’ Livelihoods as an Afterthought

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Workers get paid a lot less in states with anti-union laws, report shows
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Workers get paid a lot less in states with anti-union laws, report shows

Workers who live in states with anti-union laws – the so-called “right-to-work” states – earn on average 6.7% less than those who live in states favorable to collective bargaining, a

Workers get paid a lot less in states with anti-union laws, report shows

Officers from AFSCME Colorado at a training
Over Thirty Leaders from Around the State Turned Out to Learn How to Strengthen Our Union
AFSCME Colorado Updates

Over Thirty Leaders from Around the State Turned Out to Learn How to Strengthen Our Union

Last week, over thirty leaders joined AFSCME Colorado for a series of trainings designed to strengthen our union. On Friday, a dozen leaders joined us to discuss best practices and strategies to recruit new employees to the union.

Over Thirty Leaders from Around the State Turned Out to Learn How to Strengthen Our Union