John Wilson gets his dog, Triton, ready for a walk at the hotel where he and his family are currently living Thursday
while his wife, Denise Wilson, makes phone calls in their hotel room. Last Fall, the family was spared from eviction of their 2-bedroom apartment where they had lived for 13 years when Gov. Jared Polis signed an executive order protecting tenants who have been impacted by COVID-19. Since then, they were recently evicted and have been living in a S. Nevada Ave. motel for two weeks.
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COLORADO SPRINGS — With gentle words, John Wilson coaxes Triton through the parking lot of the motel, back toward the open lot behind it. Triton, the family s 11-year-old bulldog, sniffles
Applications for the grants are due May 25 and will be reviewed by a committee, based on requirements that the business be in the retail, hospitality, tourism, sports or restaurant food and beverage services industries. The training must be designed to help employers develop and retain skilled workers and help workers develop their careers, get promoted, add more duties to their jobs or increase their wages.
Restaurants to hire on the spot at job fair
Those in the restaurant and hospitality industry are looking for workers!
and last updated 2021-05-12 20:22:58-04
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado â More than 30 local restaurants and businesses have teamed up to hold a hiring event Thursday morning in Colorado Springs. The job fair will be held at the Pinery at the Hill at 775 W. Bijou Street from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Mackenzie Tamayo, the COVID-19 Program Manager for the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) said there s a shortage of employees in Colorado s restaurant and hospitality industries. These businesses have lost roughly 30 percent of their workforce during the pandemic, or about 70,000 positions statewide.