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On Monday, the City of Denver announced 171 city employees would be laid off as the city faces a $200 million gap in next ...
The layoffs that began Monday were lower than expected by some and represent less than 2% of the workforce that is paid ...
Some Denver elected officials and laid-off staff are accusing Mayor Mike Johnston of weaponizing budget cuts to punish ...
Denver outlines personnel cuts to mitigate a $200M budget shortfall, including 171 layoffs and the elimination of nearly 928 ...
Mayor Mike Johnston said layoffs are needed to help close a $50 million deficit for the rest of this year, as well as a ...
More city employees learned they were being laid off on Tuesday, as the City and County of Denver works to address a $200 million budget shortfall.
After weeks of uncertainty, Denver employees are now finding out if they will be laid off. Mayor Mike Johnston's office said ...
Newly laid-off city workers must forfeit their right to sue to receive severance pay under Mayor Mike Johnston's ...
Those were part of broader city-wide layoffs of 171 workers in an effort to save money amid a $200 million budget shortfall.
Denver city and county employees are anxiously waiting for layoffs, which the mayor's office said are set to take place this ...