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  In the 2024 session, members of the Utah Legislature are attempting to destabilize and dismantle initiatives aimed at leveling the playing field and improving young lives across the state. Others are attempting to introduce new methods to ensure success. Sen. Lincoln Fillmore (R-Salt Lake) introduced S.J.R. 3, a joint resolution aimed at tackling the...

The Adult Education Section of the Division of Workforce Services (Adult Education) has experienced a 20 percent enrollment increase during its 2022-2023 school year, showing a trend toward pre-COVID enrollment.

CHEYENNE – The Research and Planning Section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services reported Friday that from third quarter 2022 to third quarter 2023, total employment in the state

Mike Frolander had to close his Sundance, Wyoming, custom repair shop after 42 years because business was too good. Despite more demand than he could handle, a shortage of skilled workers made it impossible to stay open.

CHEYENNE – The Department of Workforce Services is promulgating Chapter 6 of Labor Standards rules regarding the prevailing wage, and now seeks public comment on the proposed rules.

CHEYENNE (WNE) — The Research and Planning Section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services reported Wednesday that the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained …

The December 2023 employment summary for Utah was recently released. According to the Department of Workforce Services (DWS), the state's non-farm payroll employment for December increased an estimated 1.7% and the economy added a cumulative 28,900 jobs since December of 2022. Currently, Utah's job count stands at 1,734,700 and the month's seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was

New unemployment numbers from the Wyoming State Department of Workforce Services show that unemployment rates fell in every county in December, suggesting that the state’s labor market is tightening. The statewide seasonally adjusted rate for December 2023 is at 3.0%. That’s unchanged from Nov

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