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A group of builders that do business in Fruita have submitted an open letter voicing their objections to Fruita City Council about the newly created building department.

Starting Jan. 1, Coloradans will see less money in their paychecks as the Colorado Paid Medical and Family Leave program begins, but they won’t be able to take advantage of

The Colorado Supreme Court upheld two lower court decisions that declared a fee on income to fund the voter-approved Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Act isn’t a tax, and

The Colorado Supreme Court has turned aside a challenge to the states paid family and medical leave program, upholding the voter-approved expansion of the social safety net as constitutional and

The Colorado Supreme Court has turned aside a challenge to the states paid family and medical leave program, upholding the voter-approved expansion of the social safety net as constitutional and

Last week the Colorado Senate approved a bill that would establish the state’s Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program that voters approved in 2020, which will be a disaster

The survival of Colorados paid family and medical leave program, which nearly 58% of voters supported two years ago at the ballot box, may come down to a single sentence

The survival of Colorados paid family and medical leave program, which nearly 58% of voters supported two years ago at the ballot box, may come down to a single sentence

The future is looking bright in Palisade this spring; most of the peaches survived the April cold weather, annual festivals are taking place once again, a major highway improvement project

Colorado is among a handful of U.S. states operating on the cutting edge of various employee pay, benefits, and mobility rights initiatives. We previously blogged about a few of these initiatives...