Vermont Supreme Court backs governor's in-person work mandate

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 23:13 · Archive

Vermont's highest court has overturned a labor board decision blocking the governor's requirement for state employees to work in offices.

Vermont's Supreme Court has reversed an April decision by the Vermont Labor Relations Board that blocked Governor Phil Scott's in-person work mandate for state employees, ruling that the order does not violate state labour laws. The decision ends a monthslong legal dispute between Scott's administration and the Vermont State Employees' Association.

How it is being reported

• Vermont Supreme Court affirms Scott's return-to-office mandate for state employeesvermontpublic.org · 25 Sept, 20:59
• In reversal, Vermont Supreme Court allows Gov. Scott to enforce in-person work for state employeesVTDigger · 25 Sept, 15:32

In this story: Phil Scott · Vermont Supreme Court · Vermont Labor Relations Board · Vermont State Employees' Association · Vermont

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