Employment

Is it time for a new gig? Is it time for a gig, period. If you're looking for new career opportunities, the City of Grand Junction has a few on teh table right now.

The American economy sits on the verge of major structural change, thanks to a dynamic culture of innovation driven by the never-ending search for greater profits.

If you have lost your job or have been laid off as a result of the coronavirus, you may qualify for benefits.

If implemented, hundreds of oil and gas wells would be closed and millions in revenue lost.

StarTek USA sent a letter to their employees announcing they will close the Grand Junction campus.

In 2018 there were 92 new natural gas wells started in Mesa County, but only 5 new wells started in 2019.

A bill being proposed in the Colorado Legislature would keep employers from firing employees for off-the-clock activities, even if those activities are federally illegal.

Are you searching for seasonal, part-time work. The City of Grand Junction just posted several such jobs.

An 800,000 square-foot fulfillment center, described as state of the art, will be opening in Colorado Springs in the near future, bringing with it 1,000 jobs.

Would you be willing to leave Western Colorado and relocate to an island 4,523 miles away? This might just be the opportunity you've been looking for.