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The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services state's unemployment numbers have remained unchanged at 3.7 percent between February and March of this year.…
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A new report outlining the status of Wyoming's economy and workforce shows slaughterhouses could create more indirect and induced jobs than wind and coal…
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The $2 million funding for coal workers comes from a U.S. Department of Labor grant meant to aid dislocated workers. Eligible workers can put the money…
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It looks a bit like a game of musical chairs at Wyoming’s state agencies.The office in charge of building schools is getting a new director. Del McOmie,…
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A change in reporting requirements means Wyoming employers will have to notify the state’s workplace safety regulators after the hospitalization of any…
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Wyoming saw a spike in workplace fatalities in 2014. Thirty-four people died on the job last year, up from 21 in 2013, according to a new report from the…
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After just two years on the job, Wyoming’s occupational epidemiologist is leaving. Mack Sewell is the second person to hold the position. His predecessor,…
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Nationwide, including Wyoming, states are working to build huge databases that can track students from preschool all the way into the workforce. In the…
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Wyoming’s unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest point since January 2009 when the economic downturn began to affect the state. It’s now at 4.4…
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Thirty-one workers died on the job in Wyoming in 2012, up from 29 the year before. That’s according to a report by Wyoming’s occupational epidemiologist.…