Colorado Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Loren Furman said Tuesday that while the 10% discount for six months may not seem earth-shaking, employers will be happy to accept it at a time when they are being hit by several government and private-sector cost increases. Read the complete article by Ed Sealover in the Denver Business Journal.
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Colorado Family & Medical Leave Program (FAMLI) Updates and Webinars
HB 1026 — the right way to reduce emissions
It’s easy to get lost in politics but, in the end, its good policy that makes the difference for families, businesses and the future of Colorado. Despite the partisan bickering, mudslinging and spin that typically reign supreme in an election year, there is some good news and good policy in the state legislature. It comes […]
PERSPECTIVE: Will unemployment insurance crush Colorado’s job creators?
The tremendous economic upheaval of the last two years has taken its toll on our economy. Since 2020, Colorado businesses have fought hard to survive, recover, and thrive. We’re not there yet. The pandemic has continued to strain Colorado’s economy, impacting businesses of all sizes, and altering the fabric of our local communities. For nearly […]