Coronavirus In Colorado: State Unemployment Website Sees Thousands Of Claims
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment's unemployment insurance claim process has been bogged down.
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The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment's unemployment insurance claim process has been bogged down.
There will be no more skiing at Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone and Crested Butte this season, and for Breckenridge there's only a small possibility it might reopen in late April.
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing some workers in Colorado to make difficult decisions on the job and at home. As of March 16, there are 160 cases of COVID-19 in Colorado.
As the coronavirus pandemic forces the closure of bars, restaurants and businesses, there is little help available for people working hourly jobs.
With empty store shelves greeting customers across Colorado because of the coronavirus pandemic, some companies are looking to hire employees to help restock. Some of those stores include grocery chains King Soopers and Safeway.
The Denver Zoo and Cheyenne Mountain Zoo have closed until further notice in accordance with Gov. Jared Polis' order restricting gatherings of large groups of 50 or more due to coronavirus.
One mall has closed a children's play area inside.
The government-mandated closure of many public places is causing restaurants to get creative.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment on Monday announced paths toward monetary assistance for employers forced to reduce their workforce and employees who have been let go from their jobs as a result of COVID-19 health crisis.
Summit County has issued a public health order closing down all businesses in the county except for gas stations, grocery stores, banks and pharmacies because of coronavirus.
The ski area was hoping to stay open until early May like they did last year.
A nonprofit restaurant that serves food to even those who can't pay has shut down voluntarily to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
Gov. Jared Polis issued an executive order on Saturday night suspending downhill skiing operations for one week after the cases of coronavirus in Colorado continue to grow. There are more than 100 COVID-19 cases in Colorado and one death.
A Colorado company hoping to revolutionize the way we sit on airlines is hoping to make an even bigger impact for people who rely on wheelchairs for mobility.
The reality of everyday life is changing for a lot of people due to the coronavirus outbreak.
