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La Plata County finalizes collective bargaining agreement with sheriff’s deputies

The modest wage increases will cost $1.3 million

How mountain town businesses are working to defy Colorado's elevated quit rates

Creative benefits can make up for lower wages, less-than-ideal health insurance

Durango deploys incentives program to support local businesses, essential services

Policy born of need for grocer in Three Springs area

‘Shame on Polis’: Why the Colorado labor movement is so mad at the governor

Polis vetoed six bills last week, three of which were priorities for state union leaders

Democrats frustrated as Gov. Polis vetoes six Colorado bills

Governor shutdown proposals on labor rights, waste incinerators and more; here’s why

La Plata County Sheriff’s Office deputies form collective bargaining unit

Employees voted 30 to 14 in favor of adopting Fraternal Order of Police representation

Durango, La Plata Economic Development Alliance forming plan for early child care

Organizations seeking state funding to assess area needs

Manna’s revamped culinary program trains Durango’s cooks

Two years in, students are learning skills to meet restaurants’ needs

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory outsources packaging to Salt Lake City

Local labor shortages is the main factor in decision

Open Sky Wilderness Therapy announces closure

Over 18 years, the business employed 1,400 people in Durango

Los Pinos faces familiar allegations of discrimination in lawsuit

Firefighter sought protection from a violent co-worker, was later fired; now seeks $75,000 damages

Manna Resource Center more than a hand out – it’s a hand up

Employees help residents find employment, housing and addiction services