Colorado Employers Face Significant Change In Vacation Pay Law
“Use-it-or-lose-it” vacation pay policies are no longer permitted under Colorado wage and hour laws, according the Colorado Department of Labor Division of Employment’s current enforcement policy. READ MORE
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Contractor Members
Better Electric Inc.
The EEOC Goes Electronic: FAQs On EEOC’s New Electronic Pilot Program
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) recently rolled out a pilot program to electronically notify employers of new Charges filed against them.
LOVELAND, Colorado — July 28, 2015 — Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM), (www.iecrm.org) is excited to announce that Delaney’s Electric, Inc., an electrical contractor based in northern Colorado, has won one semester of tuition to the IECRM Four-Year Electrical Apprentice Program, a prize valued at over $800.
IECRM is excited and extremely grateful to announce that we just received a donation of nearly $6,000 from David Dahl at QED Denver! Thank you QED, and thank you all IECRM members who contributed to this donation by purchasing from QED locations. Please read in detail about this new donation program here and watch our website for the full press release which will be published on September 2nd.
In case you missed it, check out IECRM’s newest video, What is IECRM?, and this radio interview on Business Radio 1060 with Spenser Villwock, IECRM CEO! Both were released in May.
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Interstates Construction Services, Inc.
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CURRENT STUDENTS
View the 2021-22 IECRM Student Handbook here.
IECRM cares about Workforce Development, Labor & Employment Issues, and Economic & Infrastructure Investments. Another thing we care about is voting.
The IECRM 2020 Election Guide serves an education resource for our more than 250 trade association electrical contractor member companies, industry partners and their employees. The goal is to ensure that the electrical contracting industry voice – and individual voice – is heard and counted as we cast our ballots for candidates and initiatives in the 2020 federal, state and local elections.
