Between executive orders and judges’ rulings, government employees continue to live in a state of confusion and uncertainty.

Colorado’s unemployment rate ticked up to 4.7% in January, according to the state’s Labor Department. That’s up from December ...

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment on Monday published an employment report for January after the U.S. Bureau of ...

Colorado lawmakers are again trying to crack down on employers who don’t pay their workers. This time, Gov. Jared Polis is on ...

Union workers gathered at the Capitol on Wednesday to urge Gov. Jared Polis to support legislation repealing a key ...

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is expected to host a series of virtual town hall meetings to share resources ...

Colorado's unemployment rate rose slightly in January to 4.7%, with the labor force expanding and job growth in various ...

Data was collected from a survey of households and establishments in Colorado. According to household data, the unemployment ...

Initial filings for unemployment benefits in Colorado rose last week compared with the week prior, the U.S. Department of ...

By all means, let’s make it nearly impossible, by law, for any employee to be fired at any Colorado workplace — as proposed ...

Colorado House committee passes labor bill to make state a right-to-organize state, removing union security agreement ...