Rebecca Tauber at The Denverite reports low pay and high Employee turnover are two of the key reasons Workers employed at the Colorado Coalition For The Homeless are working with other Coalition Staff to gather support for a Union.  Organizers at the Coalition have formally announced their intent to form a Union with Service Employees International Union Local 105, though they are holding off on an official vote while they build awareness and support.  The push comes after Staff at Urban Peak, an Unhoused Youth Shelter in Denver, voted to Unionize in July 2023, becoming one of the first Unions at a Homeless Services Provider in Colorado. 

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