New bill seeks again to change definition of harassment
Once again, the Colorado Legislature will consider changing the definition of harassment — and whether that will lead to increased lawsuits — following introduction this…
Legislative Session
Businesses poised to get relief from retail delivery fee
Supporters of Colorado’s 2021 transportation-funding law have made it clear that they don’t intend to repeal any of the fees that generated much of its…
Legislators kill predictive-scheduling bill
Members of a Colorado House committee decisively struck down a bill Thursday that would have upended the ways that restaurants and retailers schedule workers for…
Colorado governments could insert themselves into apartment sales to preserve affordable housing
Colorado could become the first state to require that local governments get a first crack at buying any substantially sized multifamily housing complex that goes…
Sponsors resist requests to lighten equal pay regulations
A bill that would boost regulations on employers surrounding interviewing and hiring procedures in the name of pay equity cleared its first legislative committee Tuesday…
A look at two diverging approaches to affordable housing this session
As Colorado legislators seek solutions to the state’s affordable-housing crisis, the contrast between two proposals that played out Monday at the Capitol shows how wide…
More requirements could be coming on equal pay law
Colorado employers who have been operating under increased transparency rules regarding how they post and interview for new jobs may have to work under…
Massive changes to service industries hang in balance
Restaurants and retailers say that flexible scheduling is necessary for their operations and attractive to their employees. Labor advocates say that the practice is destructive…