Special districts are political subdivisions of the state, and are subject to the prohibition on government restriction of free speech in the First Amendment.
READWhat seems like a foreign concept is really part of the fabric of state and local governments, including special districts.
READIn 2019 and 2020, members of the Colorado General Assembly, as well as statewide voters, made major policy changes in areas of employment practices and benefits which apply to special districts: the Healthy Families and Workplaces Act, the Equal Pay Act, the Public Health Emergency Whistleblower law, and the Family and Medical Leave Insurance program.
READThis article provides general information about the application of the state and federal laws that govern the employment of youth.
READA few guidelines to help ensure attorneys acting as defense counsels are qualified.
READPublic entities should consider the following when posting and commenting online.
READHB20-1415 and SB20-205, introduced in the 2020 session of the Colorado General Assembly, took effect upon the Governor’s signature in the last couple of weeks. Some provisions of SB20-205 and the entirety of HB20-1415 place statutory requirements on employers (both public and private) in the context of the continuing COVID-19 public health crisis. The Colorado […]
READThis article highlights liability waivers and claim release agreements to explain why putting a formal, written agreement in place may be a good practice for your district.
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