Bad To Worse? Staff Cuts Coming For Colorado Dept. Of Labor
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, already overwhelmed with unemployment claims, is preparing to lay off anywhere from 30 to 100 employees.
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The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, already overwhelmed with unemployment claims, is preparing to lay off anywhere from 30 to 100 employees.
The Breckenridge Town Council says it should have the right to back a smaller expansion plan for the Breckenridge Ski Resort.
Dozens of demonstrators were staking out Starbucks on Tuesday, protesting the company's lack of paid sick days for employees.
Reports of a violent home invasion have turned out to be false. Now the bogus claim has a photographer worried about business.
Tuesday brought welcome news about employment in Colorado in 2010. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says it rose in all nine large counties from December 2009 to December 2010.
An audit of Colorado's Treasury Department recommends that it should consider expanding investments beyond only U.S. securities and look into foreign securities.
The U.S. Forest Service is investigating claims that a contractor illegally buried the contents of campground toilets on forest land in northern Colorado instead of hauling it to a landfill.
Elway's will open a restaurant in Vail at The Lodge at Vail for the 2011-2012 winter ski season, Vail Resorts Inc. reported on Monday.
Many of Colorado's casinos are avoiding hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual taxes through a loophole in the state's gaming regulations.
Summer is really only getting started and already we've been dealing with some intensely hot and sunny days -- and it's important to stay protected and slather on the sunscreen.
Colorado is turning to business owners to cover interest on a federal loan used to cover unemployment benefits.
Dozens of mourners waiting for orders from a longtime Denver gravestone makers are looking for answers after Watson Memorial Company abruptly closed its doors.
It could be 5 years, maybe more before NASA launches its next manned missions. But when they do, they could be using technology designed in Colorado.
Two more Colorado banks have failed this year, bringing the total to four.
Denver is being suggested as a possible host city for Winter Olympics in 2022.
