Want to work outside? U.S. Forest Service plans to hire temporary workers in Colorado

Forest Service hiring nearly 1,000 temporary jobs in region

Denver found long-term jobs for 62 homeless people at auto shops, grocery stores and the library

"This has been great. I’m blessed that this has happened," said one Denver Day Works participant. "What about the 5,000 other guys?"

CDOT pledges to hire 350 from neighborhoods adjacent to I-70 to work on expansion project

The Colorado Department of Transportation unveiled a new career center Thursday aimed at getting residents in and around north Denver ready to work on Interstate 70.

Denver market really wants more health workers, LinkedIn finds

A new report from LinkedIn attempts to analyze the skills that employers are demanding most often in various American cities.

These are the most in-demand jobs for 2017 Colorado college grads, who should consider refraining from marijuana use

The job market was not created equal for all Colorado grads.

Denver job seekers wanted: DIA looking to fill 400 positions at job fair

Restaurants and shops at the Denver International Airport are looking to fill more than 400 jobs Saturday at a job fair.

Colorado’s unemployment dips lower in October, but some groups could still be struggling

Only 3.5 percent of the Colorado's workforce was unemployed in October, the state says.

Report: Colorado’s economy isn’t the hottest, but growth is still modest

Employers in Colorado are adding jobs at a somewhat slower clip than they were in previous quarters.

Amazon looks to add 650 seasonal jobs in Aurora

Colorado’s unemployment rate is steady at 3.8 percent

43 percent of U.S. workers think they are the best at their jobs, study says

The salary information company PayScale.com released a study ranking professions by ego and found that Americans are pretty darn confident.

Every worker at a store or restaurant in DIA’s Jeppesen Terminal would lose their job during construction

The Denver City Council entered into a predevelopment agreement Monday for a massive renovation of the Jeppesen Terminal at Denver International Airport.

Colorado isn’t exactly the booming economy it once was

Colorado can still boast having a strong economy, but the state isn't the bustling job creator it once was, according to two new reports.

Denver wants to phase out its Inclusionary Housing Ordinance … what does that mean?

In the last three years, Denver's Inclusionary Housing Ordinance has resulted in only 27 affordable units. A lot of people thinks it's a failure.

While Denver works to replace its inclusionary housing ordinance, New Orleans wants one

It hasn't worked here. Could it work there?

CDOT says it will hire local workers for the I-70 expansion and help pay to train them

It wasn't a given the people who live in those neighborhoods would get construction jobs. Federal policy used to prohibit local hire preferences.