State of Colorado
Brush, CO:
Administrative Assistant III
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is a values-driven organization, committed to teamwork, collaboration, accountability, adaptability, excellence, integrity and respect.We believe in outstanding customer service, an inclusive culture, continued process improvement, and in our role as a trusted and strategic partner. Recognizing that making our employees successful also drives our success, we are eager to invest in dedicated individuals who exhibit our shared values and our passion for quality and excellence in all we do.The work we do is rewarding and, through a variety of divisions and programs. The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment connects job seekers with…
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