Colorado measure mandates open contract talks with public employee unions

Published November 8, 2014 10:00am ET



Colorado voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure Tuesday requiring new compensation contracts with public school employee unions to be negotiated in public.

Proposition 104 received 70 percent of the vote for what may be the first such law in the nation. The Colorado measure requires public negotiations, whereas the handful of states with similar laws only allow open bargaining.

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