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10 Colorado Jobs Most At Risk For Layoffs in 2025

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10 Colorado Jobs Most At Risk For Layoffs in 2025

Are you worried about losing your job in Colorado? If you are reading this, it is more likely than not that you are concerned about job security. Over half of Coloradans are feeling uneasy about losing their job.

Many restaurants and businesses closed this past year and it has been incredibly sad. Our hope is for businesses to thrive in Colorado.

However, the wave of permanently closed signs is a clear indicator that many Colorado residents have unfortunately lost their jobs.

Types of Colorado Jobs at Risk

These closures are a huge reason why many Coloradans lost their job in 2024. However, many Coloradans have lost their jobs due to the use of artificial intelligence.

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The Staffing Hub states that while many companies use artificial intelligence to be a productivity booster, nearly 40 percent of companies plan on replacing employees because of the advancement of artificial intelligence.

Let’s take a look at jobs in Colorado that are at risk in 2025.

10 Colorado Jobs Most At Risk For Layoffs in 2025

We have gathered various sources to pinpoint which industries are at risk in 2025. These jobs are listed in random order.

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Layoffs in 2025: What to Expect

The amount of employees that were laid off across the country is shocking. In 2024, 124,000 workers lost their job. There were significant layoffs in Colorado as well. For example, TIAA, a retirement and investment company left the state of Colorado and left 1,000 workers looking for a new job in August.

Experts say that layoffs will not be as severe as they were in 2024, but Coloradans should still have a plan in place just in case they lose their jobs.

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