ALERTE AUDIENCE PUBLIQUE - POLITIQUE POUR LE PEUPLE 15 AVRIL 2025

ALERTE AUDIENCE PUBLIQUE

La Commission de la Chambre des représentants du Vermont sur les affaires générales et le logement tiendra une audience publique le mardi 22 avril 2025 à 13h00 dans la salle 10 du Capitole de l'État concernant la proposition d'amendement constitutionnel n°3.

Vous pouvez y assister en personne ou virtuellement.

Le communiqué de presse est disponible ici. La proposition complète (dans son état actuel) est disponible ici.

Ce que cela signifie :

C'est une occasion pour les habitants du Vermont d'exprimer leur opinion sur une proposition d'amendement à la Constitution de l'État.


Si elle est adoptée, cette mesure modifierait la Constitution du Vermont afin de garantir officiellement aux travailleurs le droit de se syndiquer et de négocier collectivement.

Ce que vous devez savoir :

Les employés du Vermont auraient un droit constitutionnel de :

  • Rejoindre ou créer un syndicat

  • Négocier collectivement avec leur employeur sur des sujets tels que les salaires, les horaires et les conditions de travail

  • Être représentés par un syndicat lors des négociations

Le gouvernement de l'État ne pourrait pas adopter de lois qui :

  • Affaiblissent ou retirent ce droit

  • Empêchent les employeurs et les syndicats de conclure des accords exigeant l'adhésion syndicale pour occuper certains emplois

Comment participer à l'audience publique :

Pour prendre la parole pendant l'audience, inscrivez-vous ici avant 17h00 le dimanche 20 avril 2025.

Pour regarder l'audience en direct le 22 avril 2025 à 13h00, connectez-vous sur YouTube ici.

Pour envoyer votre opinion par courriel, soumettez-la à : testimony@leg.state.vt.us

Pour envoyer une lettre par la poste, adressez-la à :

House Committee on Housing and General Affairs
c/o Magali Stowell Alemán
115 State Street
Montpelier, VT 05633

Qui sera concerné :

  • Les travailleurs et employés du Vermont (y compris les employés du secteur public, certains travailleurs agricoles et les travailleurs domestiques tels que les aides ménagères et les aidants)

  • Les syndicats

C'est une politique faite pour le peuple.

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