Corrections Officers will be among the first Nevada state workers to collectively bargain following passage of a bill extending those rights earlier this summer.
Although Nevada’s local-government workers have been allowed to bargain collectively for decades, state workers had not had been permitted to do so until Gov. Steve Sisloak signed legislation in June.
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