Colorado IT office rehires 15 of 173 laid-off state workers, says overhaul will save at least $6M
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More than three months after a state-government agency reorganization left 173 workers unemployed, the Governor’s Office of Information Technology has hired 15 back.
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What happened
More than three months after a state-government agency reorganization left 173 workers unemployed, the Governor’s Office of Information Technology has hired 15 back.
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