Do I have a case against my boss if he verbally harasses me/loses his temper and yells at me in front of co-workers?

Verbal harassment like this is probably not legally actionable 1) unless it was discriminatory based on religion, race, gender, disability, etc. or...

My supervisor said he needed someone supperskinny to help him,is this discrimination?

Title VII of the Civil Rights Act makes it unlawful for an employer to discriminate against employees based on their sex/gender. Generally, that...

In a word, yes. Because of the at-will default governing employment relationships in Colorado, employers can set new conditions of employment over...

First you should know that Colorado law disfavors non-compete agreement, so sometimes they are unenforceable. In answer to your question: "no,...

In the State of Colorado, I want to address an issue regarding commissioned employees that has a minor hourly salary included.

Kind of. Directly, no; to my knowledge, there is no statute that directly prohibits employers from interfering with employees ability to achieve...

HEALTH INSURANCE DENYING CLAIM I have insurance with Allied Benefit system for a around 9 months.

Unfortunately, it is impossible to tell from this post whether or not you insurance company improperly denied the claim. You need to consult an...

Can I sue a staffing company for this reason?

I agree that a lawsuit in this situation would be thoroughly unproductive and detrimental to your long term career by burning bridges, even though...

I am 37 weeks pregnant. My doctor recommended I work from home for the remainder of my pregnancy due to weight loss concerns.

I advise you to consult with an attorney as soon as possible in order address this situation. From what you have posted, it sounds like the Family...

I was given a poor job evaluation, placed on a "performance improvement plan" and then threatened with termination

You did not ask a question. Generally, I would observe that the information you posted does not seem to implicate any legal actions against your...

In CO if I provide my employer a 1-month notice & they ask me to just leave now, are they required to pay me out the difference?

No. If you resign with notice, your employer can immediately terminate your employment without further wages. Sorry.