Tag:The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment
News
Employees Blow the Whistle on Coronavirus Concerns
Attorneys say they’re seeing a surge in workplace safety-related complaints, including allegations of retaliation under Colorado’s new Public Health Emergency Whistleblower Act.
“We’ve had a...
News
Labor Department Finalizes Equal Pay Transparency Rules
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment on Nov. 10 adopted final rules relating to job posting requirements under the Equal Pay for Equal...
News
Equal Pay Act Means Changes for Job Postings, Hiring Process
Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act takes effect Jan. 1, bringing new requirements for job postings and hiring for employers in the state.
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Features
Colorado Wage Rule Amasses Comments From Public
Colorado’s sweeping proposal to change overtime rules and other wage standards is drawing critique from employer and industry groups, and support from worker groups...
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Corporate Counsel Insight
Colorado Overtime Rule Would Trigger Employer ‘Scramble’
Colorado employers that were watching the new federal overtime rule might soon have an even bigger wage-and-hour compliance task — Colorado’s own overtime rule.
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Corporate Counsel Insight
Colorado Supreme Court Weighs in on Worker Classification
While a company might say it “refers out” workers as independent contractors, and doesn’t employ them, the “economic realities” test will have the last...
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Legislature
Paid Family Leave Bill Advances in First Committee Hearing
The Colorado Senate’s Business, Labor and Technology Committee passed a controversial bill for paid family and medical leave, known as the FAMLI Act, last...
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