The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment - CDLE connects job seekers with meaningful employment and provides an accurate, up-to-date picture of the state's economy to inform governmental decision-making. CDLE also assists workers who have been injured on the job, ensures fair labor practices, supports individuals who have lost their jobs by providing temporary wages and unemployment benefits, and protects Colorado communities and workplaces with consumer protection and safety programs. As an employer, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is a values-driven organization devoted to accountability, adaptability, collaboration, excellence, integrity, teamwork, and respect. The agency promotes an inclusive culture and believes in outstanding customer service, seeking dedicated applicants who exhibit its values. In the past, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has offered part-time, flexible schedule jobs.

Based in Denver, Colorado, CDLE believes its work is more critical now than ever before. To help Colorado businesses and workers remain competitive in the national economy, the agency provides information and tools that protect and promote the state employment environment's integrity and vitality. The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is divided into several sectors: the Division of Labor Standards and Statistics; the Executive Director's Office; Human Resources; Employment & Training; Government, Policy, and Public Relations; the Industrial Claims Appeals Office; Oil & Public Safety; Public Employee Social Security; Unemployment Insurance Benefits; Unemployment Employer Services; Unemployment Insurance Integrity; and Workers' Compensation.

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment - CDLE connects job seekers with meaningful employment and provides an accurate, up-to-date picture of the state's economy to inform governmental decision-making. CDLE also assists workers who have been injured on the job, ensures fair labor practices, supports individuals who have lost their jobs by providing temporary wages and unemployment benefits, and protects Colorado communities and workplaces with consumer protection and safety programs. As an employer, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is a values-driven organization devoted to accountability, adaptability, collaboration, excellence, integrity, teamwork, and respect. The agency promotes an inclusive culture and believes in outstanding customer service, seeking dedicated applicants who exhibit its values. In the past, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has offered part-time, flexible schedule jobs.

Based in Denver, Colorado, CDLE believes its work is more critical now than ever before. To help Colorado businesses and workers remain competitive in the national economy, the agency provides information and tools that protect and promote the state employment environment's integrity and vitality. The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is divided into several sectors: the Division of Labor Standards and Statistics; the Executive Director's Office; Human Resources; Employment & Training; Government, Policy, and Public Relations; the Industrial Claims Appeals Office; Oil & Public Safety; Public Employee Social Security; Unemployment Insurance Benefits; Unemployment Employer Services; Unemployment Insurance Integrity; and Workers' Compensation.