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Discussing how long pandemic unemployment benefits could last
Employment expert Whitney Traylor discusses pandemic unemployment benefits and shares the latest on employment opportunities in the state.
Colorado Guide
Lifeguard shortage leads to rolling pool closures
Loveland Parks & Rec said it is currently operating at 50% of its regular aquatics staffing levels.
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Employers get creative to attract workers
Hiring shortages are affecting industries across Colorado and the country. Business owners are coming up with creative solutions to recruit new talent.
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IRS sending unemployment tax refunds to some Coloradans
Employment expert Whitney Traylor shares some good news when it comes to taxes and those receiving unemployment benefits.
Real Estate
Frisco considers declaring emergency around housing
Frisco’s town council stopped short of declaring a housing emergency during a meeting Tuesday night but did not take that option off the table.
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Federal moratorium on evictions expires in June
The federal moratorium on evictions of tenants who have fallen behind on rent during the coronavirus pandemic was extended in March. The moratorium expires June 30.
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Lifeguard shortage a concern in Aurora ahead of start to summer
As families are getting ready to hit the water this summer, some Denver area recreation centers are concerned they might not have enough lifeguards.
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Colorado program offering back-to-work incentives
The Colorado Jumpstart incentive program is designed to help get workers back to work ASAP.
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Companies post jobs where you can work anywhere - except for Colorado
A 9Wants to Know investigation found at least 10 companies may be avoiding hiring Coloradans to get around a new labor law.
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Coronavirus
Does an employee have legal backing if they refuse to go back to work in-person?
9NEWS asked our legal expert about what it would take to successfully fight a return to the office.
Jobs
Discussing how long pandemic unemployment benefits could last
Employment expert Whitney Traylor discusses pandemic unemployment benefits and shares the latest on employment opportunities in the state.
Colorado Guide
Lifeguard shortage leads to rolling pool closures
Loveland Parks & Rec said it is currently operating at 50% of its regular aquatics staffing levels.
Jobs
Employers get creative to attract workers
Hiring shortages are affecting industries across Colorado and the country. Business owners are coming up with creative solutions to recruit new talent.
Jobs
IRS sending unemployment tax refunds to some Coloradans
Employment expert Whitney Traylor shares some good news when it comes to taxes and those receiving unemployment benefits.
Real Estate
Frisco considers declaring emergency around housing
Frisco’s town council stopped short of declaring a housing emergency during a meeting Tuesday night but did not take that option off the table.
Mile High Mornings
Federal moratorium on evictions expires in June
The federal moratorium on evictions of tenants who have fallen behind on rent during the coronavirus pandemic was extended in March. The moratorium expires June 30.
Jobs
Lifeguard shortage a concern in Aurora ahead of start to summer
As families are getting ready to hit the water this summer, some Denver area recreation centers are concerned they might not have enough lifeguards.
Jobs
Colorado program offering back-to-work incentives
The Colorado Jumpstart incentive program is designed to help get workers back to work ASAP.
Investigations
Companies post jobs where you can work anywhere - except for Colorado
A 9Wants to Know investigation found at least 10 companies may be avoiding hiring Coloradans to get around a new labor law.
Mental Health
Ways to cope with anxiety over returning to the office
Returning to work is no easy task, especially after being home for the better part of a year.
Coronavirus
Does an employee have legal backing if they refuse to go back to work in-person?
9NEWS asked our legal expert about what it would take to successfully fight a return to the office.
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