Celebrating an American Hero: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was born on January 15, 1929. He was assassinated on April 4, 1968. That same year—only four days after his assassination—an effort was launched to create a national holiday honoring King’s legacy—although that legislation didn’t pass… Read More

Native Women’s Equal Pay Day 2023: A Closer Look at Wage Disparities

The year 2023 is almost behind us, and sadly Native American and Alaska Native women are only now approaching the point where their pay has caught up to non-Hispanic white men. That date falls on November 30 this year. It serves as a striking reminder of the disparities… Read More

Celebrating Native Heritage: Indigenous Cultures in the United States

As November 1st marks the beginning of Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month, it’s a significant occasion that deserves attention, offering employees an opportunity to recognize colleagues with Native American and Alaska Native Heritage. Celebrating native heritage is a great way to raise awareness and build understanding… Read More

Addressing Pay Disparities on Latina Women’s Equal Pay Day

October 5 is Latina Women’s Equal Pay Day, the approximate date when Latina women’s earnings catch up to the earnings of white non-Hispanic men from the previous year. It’s a measure designed to bring attention to… Read More

Colorado Equal Pay Act: Understanding Key Changes To Legislation

Colorado recently passed Senate Bill 23-105, which amends Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act. The law, signed by Governor Jared Polis, modifies pay transparency requirements for job listings and internal promotion opportunities. The Colorado Equal Pay Act amendments will come… Read More