Massive crowd descends on Utah Capitol calling for governor to veto union bill
Nearly 1,000 teachers, firefighters and other union advocates crammed inside the Utah Capitol rotunda on Friday, calling on Gov. Spencer Cox to veto a controversial bill that strips the state’s public unions of their ability to collectively bargain.
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Over 1,000 people filled the state Capitol rotunda Friday pleading for Gov. Spencer Cox to veto HB267, which bans public labor unions from participating in collective bargaining.
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