Denver Rescue Mission to lay off 71 employees after termination of city contract to run 48th Avenue Center
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The Denver Rescue Mission will lay off more than 70 employees at the end of the year as it steps away from managing a shelter on the north side of the city.
The nonprofit filed a notice with the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment on Oct. 30, saying that it plans to lay off 71 employees on Dec. 31 because its city contract to operate the 48th Avenue Center was terminated.
The Denver Rescue Mission decided not to bid on a new contract as part of its shift to programs that are designed to
The nonprofit filed a notice with the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment on Oct. 30, saying that it plans to lay off 71 employees on Dec. 31 because its city contract to operate the 48th Avenue Center was terminated.
The Denver Rescue Mission decided not to bid on a new contract as part of its shift to programs that are designed to
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