State employees have come together to improve wages — which are 16% lower than their peers outside of state government — and understaffing, which puts many employees at risk and makes it difficult to provide the services Coloradans need.
State Essential Workers to Demand Living Wages, Safe Working Conditions at Denver Rally
On August 4th Colorado WINS members at Fitzsimons Veterans Home welcomed Representative Dafna Michealson-Jenet and Senator Rhonda Fields’ Legislative Aide, Jeremiah Ntepp to a meet and greet to discuss their experiences with the chronic underfunding of state services and the impact of the global COVID pandemic on their work.
Colorado WINS Celebrates Juneteenth, Negotiating for State Holiday for State Employees
Thousands of Coloradans struggling to pay rent asked the state for help. $6.5 million later, phones are still ringing.
## Top 10 victories for the 2021 Legislative Session
Colorado WINS June Campaign Update
Successful Lobbying in 2021 Legislative Session
Colorado WINS Executive Director Hilary Glasgow responds to news about the American Rescue Plan
Colorado WINS Stands with Our AAPI Family
State Budget Should Prioritize Investment in the People Providing Critical Public Services
Business and Labor Leaders Come Together to Support PBM Reverse Auction That Could Help Colorado Save Millions Annually
Positive Step Toward Recovery, But Incomplete Without a $15 Minimum Wage
State Employees Begin Union Contract Negotiations to Improve Delivery of State Services to Coloradans
Colorado WINS statement on Joe Biden inauguration.
Colorado WINS Responds to Attacks in DC, Colorado
Colorado WINS Executive Director Hilary Glasgow Responds to Community Leader Doxing State Employees
Year-End COVID Bill Fails to Invest in the Essential Workers and Services Needed to Keep Families Afloat Amidst Pandemic, Leaves Communities Back Home Out in the Cold