*Please use this form to officially endorse the VT "PRO" Act as a union or other organization.*

Higher unionization rates benefit all workers, both union and non-union. States with higher rates of unionization also have higher average wages, a smaller uninsured population, and more benefits and protections for workers, including paid family leave and comprehensive healthcare.

Vermont is only the 14th most union-dense state in the U.S., surpassed by nearby states New York, Rhode Island, Maine, and Connecticut. We can do better!

The Vermont Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act would protect and advance new union organizing and collective bargaining in Vermont by...

• Simplifying the process for forming a union in the public sector;
• Making it more difficult for employers to retaliate against workers for organizing activity by ending at-will employment;
• Preventing employers from disciplining workers for refusing to attend captive audience meetings, and;
• Expanding collective bargaining rights to farm and domestic workers.

*Please use this form to officially endorse the VT "PRO" Act as a union or other organization.*