March 9 “Colorado Chamber Office Hours”: Extreme temperature oversight
For the second year in a row, the Legislature is primed to debate whether the state should boost protections for employees who are working outside…
For the second year in a row, the Legislature is primed to debate whether the state should boost protections for employees who are working outside…
Colorado legislative Democrats on Thursday began advancing a bill that that would allow state regulators to step in and promulgate workplace safety rules anytime the…
A bill to fight what its sponsors call price gouging — particularly in “captive consumer” spaces such as sports arenas, airports and outdoor festivals —…
If one figure tells the story of why childcare is so intertwined with business, it is this: The lack of available care slots keeps so…
Is the idea of allowing local governments to charge a vacancy tax to owners of residences left empty for much of the year a new…
Beginning this week, the “Colorado Chamber Office Hours” podcast switches to a new format: Hearing both sides on a major bill that is coming up….
On this special midweek episode of “Colorado Chamber Office Hours,” Senate Minority Leader Cleave Simpson discusses his hopes for the 2026 legislative session, prioritizing among…
As Colorado House Democrats look to solve the state’s affordability crisis, it is “important that we be both pro-worker and pro-business,” House Speaker Julie McCluskie…
On this week’s episode of the “Colorado Chamber Office Hours” podcast, host Ed Sealover sits down with Meghan Dollar, senior vice president of governmental affairs…
In this week’s episode of the “Colorado Chamber Office Hours” podcast, host Ed Sealover sits down with Colorado House Minority Leader Jarvis Caldwell to discuss…