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Since its makeover a year ago, the state's official job board, ConnectingColorado.gov , has helped the labor department learn a lot more about the jobs, the talent and who is actually getting hired.

Workers have been locked out of the beef-processing plant for nearly 85 days but things got worse after union strike pay was reduced.

Workers have been locked out of the beef-processing plant for nearly 85 days but things got worse after union strike pay was reduced.

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Workers have been locked out of the beef-processing plant for nearly 85 days but things got worse after union strike pay was reduced.

A push for better working conditions and higher pay left 1,700 workers with no job. Union officials said there were some gains but also it was “time to go back to work.”

Workers at a meatpacking plant in Fort Morgan on Monday overwhelmingly approved a new contract from their employer Cargill Meat Solutions, which had locked out more than 1,700 employees since May 20

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