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FTC drops attempt to ban non-compete agreements

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Sep 30, 2025 | Noncompete Agreements

There has been extensive debate about worker rights and how non-compete agreements limit their freedom in Colorado across the nation. People who are impacted by these rules have tried to get clarity and know whether they are free to leave one job for another without...

Do mentoring programs unintentionally exclude women?

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Sep 18, 2025 | Discrimination

Mentoring programs promise career growth and leadership opportunities. Yet, some programs unintentionally push women to the sidelines. Understanding how this happens helps workplaces build fairer, more effective support systems that actually deliver on their promise....

What is an affirmative defense in a sexual harassment case?

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Sep 17, 2025 | Sexual Harrassment

Although there has been progress in recognizing, addressing and preventing sexual harassment in Colorado workplaces, it still happens. There are laws in place to protect workers from this behavior and give them options to seek compensation if it negatively impacted...

Misgendering employees and discrimination

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Sep 5, 2025 | Discrimination

A new Colorado law known as the Kelly Loving Act enshrines certain protections to transgender people. The law has sparked opposition and quite a lot of misinformation. In this blog post, we'll take a brief look at the Kelly Loving Act and what it means for employment...

What factors can support an age bias claim after layoffs?

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Aug 19, 2025 | Age Discrimination

Losing your job can severely impact your confidence, particularly if you're over 40. In some cases, employers use layoffs to mask discriminatory motives related to age. If you suspect your age contributed to the decision, you should evaluate specific indicators that...

Federal budget cuts threaten disability protections in Colorado

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Aug 6, 2025 | Discrimination

Colorado workers are protected against illegal discrimination by both state and federal laws, but to protect themselves, they rely on nonprofit advocacy organizations. Unfortunately, the new federal budget passed this summer slashes federal funding that kept many of...

What constitutes workplace discrimination?

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Jul 23, 2025 | Discrimination

Workplace discrimination refers to unfair treatment based on protected characteristics. In Colorado, both state and federal laws protect workers from discrimination. If you face unfair treatment at work due to your identity or status, it’s essential to understand what...

Has your employer’s AI led to workplace discrimination?

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Jul 16, 2025 | Discrimination

The use of artificial intelligence is sweeping through wide swaths of the employment landscape. Meant to simplify, streamline and speed up many processes, AI is being used in nearly every aspect of the hiring and work evaluation processes. While this can be beneficial...

Control the defense’s witnesses in a sexual harassment case

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Jul 2, 2025 | Sexual Harrassment

When you look at the facts of your sexual harassment case, the evidence may seem straightforward. Yet, there are bound to be legal complications related to your case that you’ll have to successfully navigate if you want to hold your employer accountable for the harm...

What sorts of behaviors could be sexual harassment?

On Behalf of Colorado Employee Advocates | Jun 19, 2025 | Sexual Harrassment

Many people in the Denver area may be victims of sexual harassment without even realizing it. Unfortunately, in part because of bad actors and negligent employers, many Coloradans may not recognize sexual harassment when they see it. A college within the University of...

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