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Success Works Here - Workforce Development Month

Published on September 03, 2021

City kicks off monthlong focus on employers and jobseekers to promote career growth and development

Tagged as: , Announcements, Business & Economy, Denver Labor, Economic Development & Opportunity, Jobs, News, Press release

$450M Infrastructure Package Referred to November Ballot

Published on August 23, 2021

The GO bond infrastructure package is a key component of the city’s financial plan for economic recovery, the investments of which are expected to create an estimated 7,500 good-paying jobs,

Tagged as: , Budget, Denver Labor, Economic Development & Opportunity, Elections, Elevate Denver, Finance, Housing Stability, Jobs, Mayor, Mobility, News, Parks, Parks & Recreation, Press release, Transportation and Infrastructure

Denver Contractor Minimum Wage Increasing to $15/Hour

Published on June 30, 2021

Some workers in Denver will make at least $15 per hour starting tomorrow. Denver’s contractor minimum wage increases July 1 from $14 per hour to $15 per hour, while the citywide minimum wage remains at $14.77 through the rest of the year.

Tagged as: , Denver Labor

Hot jobs, high demand driving in-person hospitality hiring event

Published on June 22, 2021

On-the spot interviews and offers - many with hiring bonuses

Tagged as: , Announcements, Business & Economy, Denver Labor, Economic Development & Opportunity, Event, Jobs, News, Press release

Denver’s Minimum Wage Rate Increases to $14.77 per Hour

Published on January 01, 2021

Starting today, every employer in the City and County of Denver must pay their employees at least $14.77 per hour, with few exceptions.