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Alterra Mountain Co. has recently implemented layoffs. These job cuts occurred shortly after state and city officials fast-tracked incentives. The incentives were intended to help retain the company's local presence. The exact number of employees affected is not specified. This development follows recent efforts to secure the company's operations.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2026/08/13/alterra-mountain-co-layoffs-hq-move.html
A global travel technology company has initiated layoffs at its Denver office. Fifty-seven employees were affected by this recent workforce reduction. The company's new chief executive officer is overseeing these changes. This action impacts the company's local operations. The specific reasons for the cuts were not detailed.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2026/07/24/travelport-layoffs-downtown-denver-employees.html
PNC Bank's acquisition of FirstBank led to widespread customer issues. Former FirstBank customers reported long lines at branches and long phone wait times. Some customers experienced strange problems, including access to other people's bank accounts. One customer found her debit card registered to an old, incorrect address. PNC Bank is investigating these matters and deploying additional customer support resources.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.9news.com/article/money/consumer/steve-on-your-side/former-firstbank-customers-issues-long-waits-pnc-transition/73-59c03a40-a873-46a0-b58b-7ab5e784f42f
What types of roles are based out of this office?
Are there any IT folks left in Denver? We were told the DTC office would shut down and to work downtown instead, but then it started raining axes.
Adding all the extra employees to Denver City from the properties offloaded greatly increases overhead. Cost cutting? Fuzzy math?
TIAA is cutting 95 jobs. These layoffs affect its Denver office. The financial services giant is moving operations to Texas. TIAA is ending its lease early. This involves a prominent downtown Denver building.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2026/05/01/denver-layoffs-downtown-colorado-financial-giant.html
110 more gone on July 1. Good luck to everybody in Denver and those of you remaining at TIAA in other cities.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/19jmo4Cwj933cmSBKV1t0zZ5O-2H5IpiLIhSH9MF8WF0/htmlview#gid=1928499704
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11x9ZfNw0eHylz-kc35L3xlABECj9JMYA/view
Republic National Distributing announced upcoming job cuts. A total of 320 Denver-area positions will be eliminated. These layoffs stem from a company sale. This action is part of a larger industry consolidation. It marks the second major distributor warning of hundreds of layoffs this month.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2026/04/23/republic-national-distributing-littleton-layoffs.html
The Tendit Group LLC, a Denver construction company, will shut down. This closure will result in 143 employee layoffs. The company cited financial struggles and an inability to turn a profit. Layoffs affect employees in both Colorado and Arizona. The process began today and will conclude by April 30.
https://www.9news.com/article/money/business/tendit-group-construction-company-closure-layoffs/73-53a08e70-7563-42f8-ae31-ac3de5d84482
The Regional Transportation District eliminated more than two dozen manager positions. Affected employees were notified in March, with their last day set for July 2, 2026. This action is part of a larger operations realignment effort. The goal is to reduce operating expenses and improve efficiency. A 2024 report by the Segal Group recommended these organizational changes.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.coloradopolitics.com/2026/04/15/rtd-lays-off-two-dozen-managers/
Tendit Group is closing its maintenance firm. The company was not profitable. This led to its permanent closure. A total of 143 employees were laid off. Layoffs occurred in Arizona and Denver.
https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2026/04/15/tendit-group-denver-phoenix-layoffs-closure.html
T-Mobile recently laid off dozens of employees in Denver. These cuts primarily affected business and support teams. The company has not disclosed the exact number of local workers impacted. These Denver reductions are part of a broader nationwide downsizing effort. T-Mobile describes these changes as a strategic realignment of its workforce.
Denver, Colorado
https://hoodline.com/2026/04/t-mobile-slashes-denver-jobs-keeps-exact-damage-under-wraps/
Chatanooga and Denver....
https://www.local3news.com/local-news/t-mobile-laying-off-200-employees-at-chattanooga-call-center/article_6e4434d6-af84-49f5-8cbd-d77e92f1e95d.html
https://whatnow.com/denver/local-news/major-telecommunications-firm-t-mobile-usa-to-cut-51-jobs-at-denver-office/
Woodlands or Denver? Who’ll be left, reorganized, stressed waiting for the next hit?
They just laid off all employ from Chattanooga Callcenter and also laid everyone from Denver call center. Las Vegas Nevada call center lost all SMB coach’s and a few more employees which were all laid of this Tuesday April 7 2026.
Word in Denver is April 2nd and 9th are change dates. Know your future by 2nd and survivors begin new roles on 9th. Anyone hear contrary information?
How is the morale? It feels like rock bottom here in Denver. All the leaders in TX and completely disconnected from the business and staff.
Is there any org thats even half decent?
It used to feel the infrastructure, CTO architecture are the main incompetent organization. Now its all over in every LOB.
The Regional Transportation District faces a $250 million budget shortfall. RTD launched an Agency Optimization and Sustainability Plan to address this deficit. The plan includes eliminating certain vacant and filled positions. Some current employees will need to reapply for new management roles. The agency aims to save approximately $10.7 million through this realignment.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.cpr.org/2026/02/22/rtd-layoffs-250-million-dollar-shortfall/
Zynex Inc. is laying off employees. These layoffs are affecting the Denver area. The company is reducing its workforce further. The majority of employees were laid off.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2025/10/08/colorado-medtech-company-laying-off-more-employees.html
Vireo Health is closing a Denver facility. It is the PharmaCann grow site. This action will eliminate 132 jobs. Vireo Health acquired PharmaCann's Colorado assets. The closure happens six months after the acquisition.
Denver, Colorado
https://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2026/03/20/ca--abis-company-cuts-132-jobs-closing-denver-grow.html
Anyone know if we will keep the Denver office open? I would prefer to live in Denver over Houston but not sure if Bpx will consolidate to Houston.
Denver-based Angi Inc. announced 350 layoffs this quarter. The company cited AI-driven efficiency improvements as the primary reason for these cuts. These reductions are projected to save Angi up to $80 million annually. Separately, the National Laboratory of the Rockies cut 134 employees. This was the lab's second round of layoffs in less than a year.
https://www.9news.com/article/money/business-brief/ai-layoffs-denver-economic-aftershocks-golden/73-4fa0ec3c-2fb9-484a-9cec-dd6b6feed6ea
TIAA's loss is Empower's gain.
TIAA filed letters to local and state officials last week under the federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, or WARN Act, saying its latest 31 job cuts in Denver will begin Dec. 1. The round of layoffs will not include any positions at its Broomfield Data Center, at 11525 Main St., the company said.
The T. Brown Duckett mess continues.
Saw this on a Facebook group.
Sounds like most of the union that was left in Denver was laid off today but Avaya. December 8th is the last day of payroll for what used to be the NSAC, billing, dispatch, and SOSC.
City of Denver layoffs impact Denver's Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency Office
The City of Denver's Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency (CASR) office is feeling the impacts from citywide layoffs.
- https://www.denver7.com/news/environment/city-of-denver-layoffs-impact-denvers-climate-action-sustainability-and-resiliency-office
Denver7
Aug/26/2025 11:24 PM
Mayor Mike Johnston's office said all layoff notifications will go out over the course of a week, beginning Aug. 18.
https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/city-of-denver-layoffs-begin-monday/73-4f737618-58ca-4b46-a24c-72651af3c474