To report refusal of suitable work and to get the latest information and resources available to Employers of Colorado, please visit the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment website.
(970)248-0871
Unemployment Resources and Information
Colorado Unemployment Resources and Information
Employers
Businesses will now have access to a wide variety of free virtual workshops that are likely to be of great interest to Human Resources professionals.
These workshops are pre-recorded and cover a wide range of topics that are of interest to HR Professionals as they navigate a myriad of COVID-19 issues during reopenings. XpertHR has given you access to these workshops for your businesses.
- Small Business Resources and Hotlines
- Fruita City Council Approves Funding for Small Business Loans - Learn More
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Small Business Administration (SBA) loans
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Colorado Small Business Development Center (SBDC) published a COVID-19 Small Business Response Resources guide to SBA loans, Business Interruption Insurance, Work-Share, and more with a comprehensive list of valuable resources for Colorado businesses.
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The Save Small Business Fund is issuing $5,000 grants. Check for eligibility and/or apply here.
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Small Business COVID-19 Disaster Relief Hotline: 1-800-860-5881 or apply directly online.
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Call the SBA Economic Injury Relief Hotline at 1-800-659-2955.
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus Emergency Loans; Small Business Guide and Checklist
Resources
Information on this page has been sourced from ColoradoUI.gov and other identified organizations. Last updated: 10/06/2020
The Mesa County Workforce Center does NOT process Unemployment Insurance claims or have access to claim-specific information. These questions should be directed to the State Customer Service Line: 1-800-388-5515.
The Workforce Center DOES help with required registrations on Connecting Colorado and answering general questions about Unemployment Insurance.