Last week the Utah Legislature passed a bill to ban public sector collective bargaining, but a new option has risen in its place if Gov. Spencer Cox vetoes the bill.

A formerly-scrapped compromise to Utah's anti-union bill is ‘back in play’ after a GOP senator meets with labor leaders.

Unionized workplaces set the standard for all other workplaces, but HB257 would strip public employees of the protections of ...

Labor union members are pushing for a bill in the Utah State Senate to be hijacked, offering a pathway for a compromise on a controversial bill that strips public ...

Thousands of emails, calls and text messages flooded Utah lawmakers’ inboxes over the weekend opposing HB267 — a bill that would eliminate collective bargaining for public sector employees ...

During debate, lawmakers said they had received thousands of emails, calls and texts about “Public Sector Labor Union ...

The Utah Education Association and others rallied Friday against HB267. But many were happy with a revised version of the ...

Nearly 1,000 teachers, firefighters and other union advocates crammed inside the Utah Capitol rotunda on Friday, calling on ...

Hundreds of UEA members, other protesters gathered at the Capitol, calling on Gov. Spencer Cox to veto the recently passed ...

Labor unions that serve teachers, firefighters, police and other public employees in Utah will no longer be able to negotiate ...

This story has been updated. The Utah Senate narrowly passed a bill mired in controversy Thursday that strips public sector ...