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CO HB1200
Bill
Status
3/3/2022
Primary Sponsor
Kevin Van Winkle
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AI Summary
HB22-1200 Summary
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Employers implementing COVID-19 vaccine requirements must grant exemptions to employees who submit written requests based on health endangerment to themselves or household members, or sincere religious beliefs.
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Employers cannot inquire into the sincerity of religious belief exemption requests and must grant them without punitive action.
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Employees terminated for refusing to comply with employer COVID-19 vaccine requirements remain eligible for unemployment benefits under the Colorado Employment Security Act.
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"Punitive action" is defined to include termination, demotion, transfer, reassignment, suspension, reprimand, warnings, work withholding, or monetary penalties related to exemption requests.
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Applies to all employers in Colorado with one or more employees, including the state and political subdivisions, and covers job applicants and unpaid interns/apprentices.
Legislative Description
Employee Exemption COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement
Labor & Employment
Last Action
House Committee on Business Affairs & Labor Postpone Indefinitely
3/3/2022