CO SB128

Repeals provisions from Senate Bill 21-087 that prohibited agricultural employers from interfering with workers' access to key service providers on private property, citing the U.S. Supreme Court's Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid (2021) ruling that such access requirements constitute an unconstitutional taking of property rights

Employers may no longer interfere with agricultural workers' access to service providers at locations other than the employer's property during non-work time, rest breaks, and meal breaks

Employers must allow agricultural workers reasonable access to key service providers through remote channels, including telehealth appointments, while on the employer's property

Defines "employer's property" as property in which the employer holds an ownership or possessory interest or a right to exclude

Prohibits the Division of Labor from adopting rules that infringe on employers' private property rights or conflict with common law emergency access rights