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Colorado voters approve creation of paid family leave program
Jennifer Brown Election 2020 Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado election 2020 results: President, Senate, House and ballot questions
Eric Lubbers Election 2020 Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado 2020 election: A quick guide to the ballot questions on abortion, wolves, taxes, sick leave and more
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Opinion: When you treat your employees like family, paid family leave is a necessity
Dan Shannon Opinion
Colorado voters may face as many as 11 major questions on November ballot as initiative deadline arrives
Four questions are pending approval from the Colorado Secretary of State's Office, including a measure to create paid family and medical leave program and a state income tax cut
Coronavirus bills push lobbying to record total in Colorado. Here’s a look at the big spenders.
Legislation to require paid sick leave for workers amid the pandemic drew intense lobbying in the final weeks before session ended in June, a Colorado Sun analysis shows.
Colorado workers must be offered paid sick leave starting next year. Here’s what that means for you.
Senate Bill 205 also will require employers to provide two weeks of paid sick leave to people infected with coronavirus or who must care for a loved one who catches the disease
Colorado lawmakers focus on essential workers amid coronavirus, push to make paid sick leave a right for all
Much like the debate on broader paid family leave earlier this session, Colorado business owners and organizations are opposed to new mandates
A conversation about what to expect when the Colorado legislature returns to the Capitol on Tuesday
A rundown of the top storylines, major legislation and how the lawmaking will look when Colorado lawmakers resume the 2020 session
Dark money group drops $500,000 to help put a paid family leave initiative on November ballot
The latest state-level campaign finance reports show Democratic candidates and super PACs lead GOP rivals in legislative contests
Health-related industries top Colorado lobbying spending so far, and it’s only expected to intensify
The coronavirus legislative hiatus changes the landscape and may shorten the session, but lobbying may still set record
Coronavirus put an end to Colorado’s paid family leave bill. But there’s a lot more to the story.
Democratic lawmakers, who’ve failed for years to pass paid time off for illness and new babies, are calling it quits again in 2020. Instead, they’re throwing their weight behind a potential measure on the November ballot.