JBS Plant Agrees To Pay Up To $5.5 Million To Settle Discrimination Lawsuit
The JBS Plant in Greeley has agreed to pay up to $5.5 million to settle a discrimination lawsuit.
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The JBS Plant in Greeley has agreed to pay up to $5.5 million to settle a discrimination lawsuit.
Despite strong spring precipitation, some rafting companies in the high country are adjusting routes earlier than usual due to low water levels.
The Colorado Restaurant Association is hoping to make it easier to bring together employers and workers amid the shortage of restaurant workers.
Dogecoin, which started as a joke, is now worth real money, though the value of the cryptocurrency can vary widely.
Business owners were ecstatic to learn Ball Arena can now host full capacity Nuggets and Avalanche games as well as concerts.
With the latest round of stimulus checks already distributed to most eligible Americans, many wonder if additional aid is coming.
If you're unemployed and thinking of returning to work, not only will the state pay you, businesses desperate to fill labor shortages are offering big incentives on top.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced on Thursday that DIRECTV will pay more than $1 million in refunds to Coloradans who were overcharged during the Altitude Sports blackout.
Businesses face mounting pressure to not only bolster their cyber defense, but also create an incident response plan before an attack happens.
King Soopers grocery stores are joining in the effort to get more people vaccinated.
The cyberattack that disrupted operations at JBS, the world's largest meat supplier, is now attributed to a Russia-linked ransomware operation.
Like other colleges and universities and organizations now seeking to require vaccination, Metropolitan State University of Denver sought legal counsel.
Under new health orders from the state, there are no longer restrictions on indoor events. The change could have huge implications for the state's live event industry, which was essentially shutdown when the pandemic started, and has since been grappling with following strict rules.
Denver organizations are offering perks and even free Rockies tickets to show workers what the city's core has to offer.
As foreign cybercriminals continue to attack American infrastructure, information security experts warn U.S. systems remain vulnerable.
