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Almost Half of Employers Use AI According to Littler Study, but Legal Risks Abound

The use of artificial intelligence continues to increase, but governments in Colorado and around the world are looking at stricter regulations on the technology.
Michael Rummel -
Legislature

Bill Granting New Authority to Colorado’s Attorney General on Training Repayment Agreements Close to Becoming Law

House Bill 24-1324 aims to give the Colorado Attorney General new rulemaking authority over training repayment programs.
Michael Rummel -
News

Federal Trade Commission Announces Rule Banning Noncompete Clauses

The Federal Trade Commission issued a new rule banning noncompete clauses nationwide, including new noncompetes for senior executives.
Law Week -
News

New Labor Protections for Thousands of Public Workers in Colorado Take Effect in July

The New PROPWA rules, coming into effect July 1, provide rights similar to NLRA rights for many public workers in Colorado.
Michael Rummel -
Legislature

State Bill Special Report: Labor and Employment

This special bill report is courtesy of State Bill Colorado, a product of our publisher Circuit Media.
Law Week -
News

Amazon Drivers File Class Action for Colorado Labor Law Violations

A group of former Amazon delivery drivers claim the company violated state labor laws around mandated rest breaks.
Clara Geoghegan -
Opinion

New Gig Worker Act May Raise Prices, Reduce Earnings, Damage Competition

Attorneys Jennifer Harpole and Michael Lotito explain studies that may indicate the Gig Worker Transparency Act could reduce pay and increase prices.
Law Week Contributor -
Legislature

Colorado Lawmakers Eye Labor and Employment Matters in First Weeks of Session

Lawmakers have introduced over 200 bills since the session began, including several that take aim at labor and employment law in Colorado.
Clara Geoghegan -
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