Gov. Polis Vetoes Colorado Legislature’s Attempt to Repeal Modified Right-to-Work Law

Had this law been enacted, Colorado would have joined Michigan as only the second state to recently repeal its right-to-work law. While Gov. Polis’ veto cannot be overridden since the legislative session is over, legislators have already indicated the bill will be reintroduced in the next session — a likely sign of things to come across the country as more states consider adopting their own laws to supplement the National Labor Relations Act.

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