During a quick three-day special session, Colorado legislators sent 10 bills with $300 million in COVID-19-related relief to Gov. Jared Polis for signature. The funding will go toward a variety of areas, including small and minority-owned businesses, housing, internet access for students, child care providers and food pantries. Certain businesses are in line for relief … Read Post
New Equal Pay Rules Dial Back Some Business Concerns Last month, we appealed to you, our members, to share your concerns regarding proposed rules for Colorado’s Equal Pay and Equal Work Act. Thanks to your extensive and thoughtful feedback, we were able to highlight the many challenges posed by the draft rules both in writing … Read Post
When it comes to policy, the Chamber has you covered and that includes all the information you need to make sure your vote counts in this election. We’ve compiled resources that will help you make informed choices, complete your ballot, turn it in on time – if not early, and encourage others to vote. Make … Read Post
On Jan. 1, 2021, Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act will go into effect, impacting every employer in the state. A rulemaking hearing is scheduled for early November regarding implementation of this law and providing additional specifics for employers. While we have heard from a number of our employers regarding this law, we want … Read Post
After months of commercials, debates, op-eds and other election shenanigans, it’s finally almost time to actually vote. If you haven’t received it already, you’ll soon open your mailbox to find your Colorado ballot. Here are a few important things to know to make sure your vote counts. How do I know if I’m registered? The … Read Post
We’ve had a long six months in Colorado, in the nation and in the world. COVID-19 has tested us all – personally and professionally. We remain confident that we are doing everything possible to ensure Colorado is on track to recover and rebuild – and most importantly, rehire – from this pandemic. Compared to other … Read Post
Gov. Polis’ office has issued an FAQ week to clarify the state’s mandatory mask order, including rules on when masks are required in the workplace. The FAQ document says employees can remove their masks if they are alone in a room, such as an office with the door closed, but they must wear masks in … Read Post
