Employers

Labor Market Information (LMI)

Setting competitive wages can be tough. Get the data you need quickly and easily – contact your local workforce center for FREE labor market information and expert individualized analysis.

Regional and Federal LMI Resources

• Colorado Labor Market Data
• Colorado Talent Pipeline Report
• Colorado Dept. of Education
• U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
• United States Department of Labor

Workforce Resources & Referrals

Enhance your business performance. We offer valuable resources and guidance to help you build a skilled and engaged workforce.

Layoff Aversion & Response

Workforce centers provide layoff aversion resources and support to businesses and affected employees.

Business Education

Workforce centers provide valuable resources and insights to help businesses navigate today’s complex labor market. Attend our free events or request a presentation on topics ranging from local economic trends to employee engagement.

Incentive Navigation

Our business services representatives can connect your business to local, state and federal workforce programs that provide financial and tax incentives for hiring. 

View list of Colorado Incentives

Convening & Connecting

Workforce centers drive economic growth by connecting businesses with the people, resources, and partnerships they need to thrive.

Screening & Assessments

Find the right fit for your open positions. Workforce centers offer skills assessments and pre-screening services to help you make informed hiring decisions.

Hiring & Recruitment

Find qualified candidates faster. Workforce centers provide the tools and resources you need to streamline your hiring process and build a
strong workforce.  

When you partner with us, you gain several valuable benefits that support your business and workforce goals:

• “Try before you hire”: Get to know potential employees through work-based learning before making a hiring decision.
• Lower turnover and training costs: Participants start with real-world experience and a clear understanding of the job.
• Project support: Participants can help with short-term or long-term projects, bringing fresh energy and focus.
• Leadership development: Give your current staff the chance to mentor and build management skills.
• Ongoing support: We stay involved throughout the process to ensure a smooth and successful experience.
• Financial incentives: You may qualify for wage reimbursements and tax credits like the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC).

Learn more about Work-Based Learning

We offer a variety of free events and resources to help Weld County employers stay informed, connected, and competitive.

Employer Seminars & Workshops

Throughout the year, we host informational seminars on current employment topics — from labor law updates to workforce trends. These sessions are open to all employers at no cost and are a great way to stay ahead of changes that impact your business.

Hiring Events & Job Fairs

Looking to connect with job seekers? We organize in-person and virtual hiring events and job fairs that give you direct access to local talent. Whether you're filling one position or staffing up for a busy season, we can help promote your openings and coordinate the event.

Business Training Resources

Through our partnership with the Colorado SBDC Network, you can access a wide range of free online training videos, as well as live and virtual workshops on topics like business planning, marketing, and workforce development.

See Online Training Events and Workshops

Looking for tools to help manage your workforce or stay compliant with employment laws? Below are some commonly used resources that can support your business operations. If you don’t see what you need, feel free to contact our Business Services Team — we’re happy to help!

Popular Employer Tools & Links

• Connecting Colorado: Create an account to post job openings and connect with job seekers across the state.
• Department of Labor (DOL) Posters: Download required workplace posters to stay compliant with federal labor laws.
• Job Accommodation Network (JAN): Guidance on hiring and accommodating employees with disabilities.
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC): Learn about your responsibilities under federal equal employment laws.
• Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA): Understand employee leave rights and your obligations as an employer.
• Family And Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) Program: Paid family and medical leave take time off for major life events. 
• Foreign Labor Certification: Information on hiring foreign workers legally and responsibly.
• Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA): Resources to help you maintain a safe and healthy workplace.
• Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP): Tools and strategies to build an inclusive workforce.
• Colorado Business Express: Start or manage your business with this one-stop resource for business registration and licensing.
• Wage and Hour Law: Learn about minimum wage, overtime, and other wage-related regulations.
• Colorado Chamber Alliance: Find local Chambers of Commerce.
  
• Upstate Colorado - Economic development in Weld County.