Nearly twenty five organizations with hired lobbyists came out opposing the recently vetoed HB 1072, which sought to make it easier for unions to negotiate job shops.
According to the Secretary of State’s office, the following groups were working against the bill, while others monitored or supported it.Here is a listing of those who opposed the bill:
Arch Coal, Inc.
Capstone Group
Colorado Association of Home Builders
Colorado Competitive Council
Colorado Health Care Association
Colorado Mining Association
County Sheriffs of Colorado
Douglas County
Douglas County Business Alliance
Economic Developers Council of Colorado
Express Scripts, Inc.
Independent Bankers Of Colorado
Kodack Colorado
Laidlaw Transit Services, Inc.
Metro North Chamber of Commerce
National Federation of Independent Business
Nexion Health, Inc.
Peabody Energy
Royal Crest Dairy
Schryver Medical, Inc.
South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tourism Industry Association of Colorado
University of Colorado Hospital
Capstone Group
Colorado Association of Home Builders
Colorado Competitive Council
Colorado Health Care Association
Colorado Mining Association
County Sheriffs of Colorado
Douglas County
Douglas County Business Alliance
Economic Developers Council of Colorado
Express Scripts, Inc.
Independent Bankers Of Colorado
Kodack Colorado
Laidlaw Transit Services, Inc.
Metro North Chamber of Commerce
National Federation of Independent Business
Nexion Health, Inc.
Peabody Energy
Royal Crest Dairy
Schryver Medical, Inc.
South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tourism Industry Association of Colorado
University of Colorado Hospital
Those listed as supporting:
AFSCME International
Colorado Professional Fire Fighters
Colorado Professional Fire Fighters
Those who were monitoring the bill:
Richmond Homes, Inc.
Verizon Wireless
Verizon Wireless
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