S102 expands the definition of collective bargaining to allow outside and distinct organizations to sue employers for cause.
The Vermont Senate passed S102 on March 30, 2023 by a vote of 23 to 7. We have assigned pluses to the nays because collective bargaining interferes with individual liberties, and compelling individuals to negotiate collectively infringes upon their right to freely associate or negotiate on an individual basis.
| Legislator | Vote |
|---|---|
| Philip Baruth | Yes |
| Christopher Bray | Yes |
| Randolph Brock | No |
| Brian Campion | Yes |
| Thomas Chittenden | Yes |
| Alison Clarkson | Yes |
| Brian Collamore | No |
| Ann Cummings | Yes |
| Martine Gulick | Yes |
| Ruth Hardy | Yes |
| Wendy Harrison | Yes |
| Nader Hashim | Yes |
| Russ Ingalls | No |
| Jane Kitchel | Yes |
| Virginia Lyons | Yes |
| Mark MacDonald | Yes |
| Richard Mazza | Yes |
| Richard McCormack | Yes |
| Robert Norris | No |
| Andrew Perchlik | Yes |
| Kesha Ram Hinsdale | Yes |
| Richard Sears | Yes |
| Robert Starr | Yes |
| Tanya Vyhovsky | Yes |
| Anne Watson | Yes |
| David Weeks | No |
| Richard Westman | No |
| Rebecca White | Yes |
| Terry Williams | No |
| Irene Wrenner | Yes |