Reemployment Support
Reemployment Support from CDLE
CDLE has several workforce programs to support Coloradans through a period of joblessness:
Colorado Rapid Response offers materials and resources to guide unemployed workers during the initial transition. Visit the Rapid Response page to explore resources including guidance on questions to ask your former employer, steps to take after losing your job but before applying for unemployment, healthcare options including COBRA and more.
All workers experiencing a period of joblessness are encouraged to take advantage of the resources and programs available through the Statewide Workforce System to support them on their career journeys. Workforce centers across the state are available to support job seekers via personal job search support and coaching, resume development, interview preparation, and a variety of activities including job fairs, hiring events, workshops and training opportunities.
Job seekers are encouraged to attend the various hiring events, job fairs and training sessions posted on the calendar below (and on our homepage).
ConnectingColorado, the state’s labor exchange, currently lists job openings posted by employers across Colorado. You are required to register for work with Connecting Colorado within seven days of filing your unemployment insurance claim.
We're hiring! The State of Colorado also has new open positions at various State agencies and institutions every day. We're encouraging our talented federal workforce to consider public service positions with the State. Explore careers with the State of Colorado, which come with excellent employee benefits:
PERA retirement benefits
Medical and dental plans
Eleven paid holidays per year, plus vacation and sick leave
A variety of work-life programs, such as flexible schedules, training and more
Apprenticeship Colorado is the State Apprenticeship Agency (SAA) in Colorado that is responsible for oversight and registration of Registered Apprenticeship Programs. An apprenticeship can help job seekers find a well-paying job while gaining hands-on experience. Apprentices earn while they learn, reducing their need to take on debt. Job seekers can explore apprenticeships on the Colorado Registered Apprenticeship Program Directory.