Nearly nine in 10 employers offer partial or full teleworking during the pandemic, a late-July survey from the Colorado Chamber of Commerce has found. Three-fifths of companies that responded said remote working has not affected their productivity. The remainder were evenly split between businesses experiencing an increase in productivity and a decrease. Read the complete article by […]
Workers Have Been Able To Return To Offices With Some Restrictions Since May, But Most Colorado Companies Are Keeping People Home
Most Colorado companies are allowing employees to work from home in some capacity. Roughly a third report their workforce is almost entirely remote as the pandemic upends office culture. Employees are able to work from home by making sure they stay connected throughout the working week with the workforce and managers, utilizing software such as […]
Signatures Secured on Three Ballot Initiatives While One Increasing Taxes is Dead
Colorado Chamber Announces Endorsements for 2020 Election
Paid Sick Leave Law & Whistleblower Law Signed by Governor And Effectively Immediately
HCA Healthcare Continental Division Named Top Large Health System in the Nation
Colorado Chamber Welcomes New Board Member Mark Stewart
Legislative Session Comes to an End: Here’s a Look at What Happened for Businesses
INSIGHTS | Colorado lawmakers ditch expectations in dizzying re-session
Loren Furman is an unflappable political veteran, as cool a customer as I know in the marketplace of ideas; always positive, always in command of the issues, always the clearest voice in the room. Read the complete article by Joey Bunch at The Gazette.com
Bill to end tax breaks whittled down after massive outreach campaign from Colorado business owners
After a session in which businesses have been on the defensive on issues ranging from presumption that coronavirus-addled employees had caught the disease at work to creation of a new earned-paid-sick-leave mandate, they felt relieved Saturday that their voices appeared to have been heard, said Loren Furman, senior vice president of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce. “I think it […]
