Salisbury Workers Vote on Bargaining Rights | Dover News

Dover News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Jul 6, 2026 · 1m

Salisbury city workers could soon decide their fate in a ballot fight over collective bargaining rights, after union-backed petitioners gathered over 6,000 signatures — enough to put the issue to voters. The push comes after the city council stripped some employees of bargaining power, sparking backlash from labor groups who say it’s vital for fair pay, benefits, and retaining top public servants. Mayor Randy Taylor defends the move, claiming outdated contracts are straining city finances and harming other services. Now, election officials are verifying signatures — and the outcome hinges on…