State launches ‘location neutral’ program with three remote employees
The state of Colorado through its Office of Economic Development and International Trade is placing a priority on helping urban companies recruit employees who can work from rural areas of the state. It has just hired three “location neutral” employees to help expand rural prosperity.
Location Neutral Employment is a new performance-based incentive program offered by OEDIT, designed to encourage companies to hire remote workers for their metro-based companies. The program provides a standard job growth incentive tax credit for urban/rural job creation with an additional strategic fund cash incentive for each remote rural job created in…
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