Employment

With a prestigious job like the governor of Colorado, you're probably thinking Governor Hickenlooper rakes in the dough. We were surprised by his annual paycheck.

The Sara Lee Bakery Outlet store in Grand Junction is closing. A sign by the doors announced the store closing on November 5, 2016. It was not a local decision.

The wage gap isn't the only area where women are behind men.

Every sports fan's dream job is about to become a reality for one lucky person.

The holiday season is quickly approaching, and that means many local retailers and businesses in Grand Junction will be adding temporary workers to their staff over the next several weeks.

Facing budget shortfalls, the city of Grand Junction is offering employees the opportunity for voluntary separation.

The Mesa County Workforce Center is hosting a job fair offering job seekers a single place to find a wide-range of employment opportunities.

The results are in and here's how Colorado fared getting people to work in the month leading up to Labor Day.

As part of Workforce Development Month, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is introducing a new app to help employers and job seekers connect with each other.

The controversy surrounding Paul Feig’s Ghostbusters reboot seemed like it might have a silver lining; isn’t Hollywood’s diversity problem improving if we’re arguing about a major summer blockbuster starring four women? Sadly, the answer is no. But on the heels of a new study that proves Hollywood has made excruciatingly little progress on the diversity front, a group of anonymous female film executives have formed The Alice Initiative, which puts the spotlight on up-and-coming female directors to encourage and support gender diversity behind-the-scenes.