C.R.S. Section 24-50-1111
Duties of the state


(1)

The state shall make payroll deductions for membership dues and other payments that covered employees authorize to be made to the certified employee organization and related entities. The certified employee organization and related entities shall be the only employee organization for which the state shall make payroll deductions from covered employees.

(2)

The state shall honor the terms of covered employees’ authorizations for payroll deductions made in any form that satisfies the requirements of the “Uniform Electronic Transactions Act”, article 71.3 of this title 24, including without limitation electronic authorizations, including voice authorizations, that meet the requirements of an electronic signature as defined in section 24-71.3-102 (8). Covered employees’ requests to cancel or change authorizations for payroll deductions shall be directed to the certified employee organization rather than to the state. The certified employee organization shall be responsible for processing these requests in accordance with the terms of the authorization. An authorization for a payroll deduction may not be irrevocable for a period of more than one year. A certified employee organization that certifies that it has and will maintain individual covered employee authorizations is not required to provide a copy of an individual authorization to the state unless a dispute arises about the existence or terms of that authorization. The certified employee organization shall indemnify the state for any claims made by the covered employee for deductions made in reliance on that information.

(3)

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(a)

Each month the department of personnel shall, unless prohibited by law, provide to a certified employee organization the following information for each covered employee:

(I)

Name, employee identification number, department, job class, job title, work telephone number, work e-mail address, work location, salary, and date of hire, as contained in the statewide system of record; and

(II)

Home address, home and personal cellular phone numbers, and personal e-mail address unless directed by the covered employee not to provide the same pursuant to section 24-50-1107 (3).

(b)

If the information is not contained in the statewide system of record, the department of personnel shall provide the employee organization notice and will have no obligation to provide the information until it is contained in the statewide system of record.

(c)

A certified employee organization shall treat the information it receives under this subsection (3) as confidential and may not release the information to any third party except for the purpose of carrying out the certified employee organization’s duties under this title 24 and communicating with covered employees.

(d)

Records created in complying with this subsection (3) and containing a covered employee’s personal home address, home and personal cellular phone number, and personal e-mail address shall be exempt from the “Colorado Open Records Act”, part 2 of article 72 of this title 24.

(4)

Within thirty days of a covered employee being hired, the state shall allow the certified employee organization to meet with that covered employee during work time as determined by subsection (5)(c) of this section.

(5)

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(a)

The state must provide the certified employee organization access to its new employee orientations on paid time for newly hired covered employees.

(b)

The state must provide the certified employee organization at least ten days notice in advance of a new employee orientation; except that a shorter notice may be provided where there is an urgent need critical to the state’s operations that was not reasonably foreseeable.

(c)

The state and the certified employee organization shall determine the structure, time, and manner of the employee organization’s access through the partnership agreement process set forth in section 24-50-1112.

(6)

After the state and the certified employee organization reach a partnership agreement, the initial or supplemental budget request from the governor to the general assembly shall include sufficient appropriations to implement the terms of the agreement requiring the expenditure of money. The provisions of a partnership agreement that require the expenditure of money shall be contingent upon the availability of money and the specific appropriation of money by the general assembly. If the general assembly rejects any part of the request, or while accepting the request takes any action which would result in a modification of the terms of the cost item submitted to it, either party may reopen negotiations concerning economic issues.

(7)

The state and its designees and agents, including the governor’s designee, the executive directors of state agencies, and other state officials charged with administering partnership agreements, shall engage in good faith in all aspects of the partnership process. The state and its designees and agents shall not:

(a)

Take any action or make any statement in favor of or in opposition to a covered employee’s decision to participate in, select, or join an employee organization, or to refrain from these activities; except that the state may respond to questions from a covered employee pertaining to the covered employee’s employment or any matter described in this part 11, provided that such response is neutral toward participation, selection, and membership in an employee organization;

(b)

Expend public money or resources for a negative campaign against an employee organization or provide assistance to any individual or group to engage in such a campaign. It is not a violation of this section for the state to respond to any requests pursuant to the “Colorado Open Records Act”, part 2 of article 72 of this title 24, or to exercise any other obligation required by law.

(c)

Interfere with, restrain, or coerce covered employees from exercising the rights granted by this part 11; except that this subsection (7)(c) does not impair the right of a certified employee organization to prescribe its own rules with respect to recruiting and maintaining its membership subject to section 24-50-1109 (3)(a);

(d)

Discharge or discriminate against any covered employee because the employee filed an affidavit, or gave any information or testimony under this part 11, or because the employee formed, joined, or chose to be represented by any employee organization, or refrained from any such activities;

(e)

Refuse to participate in the partnership process set forth in section 24-50-1112, once a certified employee organization is certified; or

(f)

Refuse to participate in the partnership dispute resolution process.

(8)

It shall constitute an unfair labor practice subject to review pursuant to section 24-50-1113 (3) for the state to engage in the activities prohibited under this section, or to fail to discharge its duties under this section. The governor shall not be subject to an unfair labor practice charge.

Source: Section 24-50-1111 — Duties of the state, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-24.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

24‑50‑101
Short title - legislative declaration - terminology
24‑50‑102
Department of personnel - state personnel director
24‑50‑103
State personnel board
24‑50‑103.5
Department of personnel - review
24‑50‑104
Job evaluation and compensation - state employee reserve fund - created - study - report - definitions - repeal
24‑50‑104.5
Compliance with federal laws
24‑50‑109.5
Fiscal emergencies - emergency orders
24‑50‑110
Budget control - personal services
24‑50‑112.5
Selection system - definitions - rules - report - repeal
24‑50‑114
Temporary appointments - term - tenure
24‑50‑116
Standards of performance and conduct
24‑50‑117
Prohibited activities of employees
24‑50‑122
Opportunities for training - professional development center cash fund - creation - rules
24‑50‑123
Grievances - review
24‑50‑124
Reduction of employees - definition
24‑50‑125
Disciplinary proceedings - appeals - hearings - procedure - definitions
24‑50‑125.3
Discrimination appeals
24‑50‑125.4
Hearings
24‑50‑125.5
Recovery for improper personnel action
24‑50‑126
Resignation - procedure and effect
24‑50‑127
Employee records - release of location information concerning individuals with outstanding felony arrest warrants - state personnel director’s duties
24‑50‑128
Certification required before salary paid
24‑50‑129
Appointing authority’s salary liability
24‑50‑130
Form of records and reports
24‑50‑131
Subpoena powers
24‑50‑132
Political considerations and prohibited activities
24‑50‑133
Subversive acts - disqualification
24‑50‑134
Moving and relocation expenses
24‑50‑135
Exemptions from personnel system
24‑50‑136
Persons brought into the personnel system
24‑50‑137
Persons holding exempted positions
24‑50‑138
Effect of transfer of powers, duties, and functions
24‑50‑140
Reports on other employment systems
24‑50‑141
Rules and regulations - limitations - affirmative action corrective remedies - implementation
24‑50‑142
Repayment of debts to state-supported institutions of higher education by state employees
24‑50‑145
Agency-based human resource innovation and management processes - legislative declaration - definitions - guidelines and goals
24‑50‑146
Colorado statewide equity office - legislative declaration
24‑50‑201
Legislative declaration
24‑50‑203
Preretirement education and counseling
24‑50‑206
Cooperation of public employees’ retirement association
24‑50‑208
Voluntary separation incentive program
24‑50‑301
Status while in military service
24‑50‑302
Rights
24‑50‑303
No compensation - rights of National Guard
24‑50‑304
Applicability
24‑50‑401
Office hours of state offices
24‑50‑402
Appointment by outgoing officers prohibited
24‑50‑501
Legislative declaration
24‑50‑502
Definitions
24‑50‑503
Personal services contracts implicating state personnel system - no separation of existing classified employees
24‑50‑504
Personal services contracts not implicating state personnel system
24‑50‑505
Liability and immunity
24‑50‑506
Applicability of other laws
24‑50‑507
Conflict of interest
24‑50‑508
Intergovernmental agreements - agreements by state institutions of higher education - excluded
24‑50‑509
Review of individual contracts by state personnel director - when not required
24‑50‑511
State personnel director procedures
24‑50‑512
State personnel board rules
24‑50‑513
Contracts of six months or less - permitted
24‑50‑601
Short title
24‑50‑602
Legislative declaration
24‑50‑603
Definitions
24‑50‑604
Powers and duties of the director
24‑50‑605
Group benefit plans - specifications - contracts
24‑50‑607
Employees - eligibility - election of coverage
24‑50‑608
Dependents - eligibility - election of coverage
24‑50‑609
State contributions - supplemental state contribution fund - creation
24‑50‑609.5
Supplemental state contribution for eligible state employees - legislative declaration - definitions
24‑50‑610
Payroll deductions - employees
24‑50‑611
Employer payments
24‑50‑612
Administrative duties
24‑50‑613
Group benefit plans reserve fund
24‑50‑614
State payments - authority of controller
24‑50‑615
Continuation of previously existing benefits for persons absorbed by the state personnel system
24‑50‑618
Group benefit plans - institutions of higher education
24‑50‑619
Continuation of dental or medical benefits - dependents of state employee - work-related death - definitions
24‑50‑620
Targets for investment in primary care
24‑50‑801
Legislative declaration
24‑50‑802
Definitions
24‑50‑804
Development of recommendations for an employee incentive program
24‑50‑805
Institutions of higher education - alternative employee incentive programs
24‑50‑901
Legislative declaration
24‑50‑902
Definitions
24‑50‑903
State employee idea application
24‑50‑1001
Definitions
24‑50‑1002
State agencies with access to federal tax information - authorization for background checks - procedure - costs
24‑50‑1003
County departments with access to federal tax information - authorization for background checks - procedure - costs
24‑50‑1004
State agencies sharing federal tax information with other state agencies
24‑50‑1101
Short title
24‑50‑1102
Definitions
24‑50‑1103
Duties and responsibilities of the division - rules
24‑50‑1104
Duties and responsibilities of the director - rules
24‑50‑1105
Partnership units
24‑50‑1106
Covered employees’ choice of certified employee organization - rules
24‑50‑1107
Rights of covered employees
24‑50‑1108
Rights of certified employee organizations
24‑50‑1109
Duties of the certified employee organization
24‑50‑1110
Executive and management rights
24‑50‑1111
Duties of the state
24‑50‑1112
Partnership agreements
24‑50‑1113
Dispute resolution
24‑50‑1114
Maintenance of the partnership relationship
24‑50‑1115
Judicial review
24‑50‑1116
Construction of other laws
24‑50‑1117
Implementation and administration - costs
24‑50‑1201
Short title
24‑50‑1202
Legislative declaration - intent
24‑50‑1203
Definitions
24‑50‑1204
Competitive pharmacy benefit manager - contract - requirements
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 24-50-1111’s source at colorado​.gov