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LARAMIE —  As Wyoming residents and businesses struggle with inflation and staffing shortages, more than 25% As Wyoming residents and businesses struggle with inflation and staffing shortages, more than 25% of Cowboy State workers face another hurdle in surviving a turbulent economy: low wages. Wyoming News Exchange, Laramie Boomerang, News Letter Journal, Cowboy State, Wyoming Community Foundation, Wyoming Counts Kids Data Book, University of Wyoming, Center for Business and Economic Analysi...

Even though the U.S. just recorded two quarters of a shrinking economy, a Utah Department of Workforce Services economist says the economy still needs more workers.

The Utah Marriage Commission at Utah State University offers resources to help Utah residents form and sustain healthy, enduring marriages.

In spite of ongoing, record-high inflation and a U.S. economy thats showing signs of slowing, a 2\u00bd-year year journey to recover 22 million jobs lost amid the unprecedented economic upheaval wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

If you really want to thrive in your career, dont discount the importance of networking. Networking opportunities are all around you, even if youre not looking for a new position.\n

By Julene Reese The Utah Marriage Commission (UMC) has provided relationship and marriage resources to Utahns for over two decades. Originating through the Utah Governor’s office in 1998, the Utah State Legislature moved commission oversight and hosting to Utah State University in 2021. The UMC mission is to help Utah residents form and sustain healthy,

According to a report by WalletHub, Wyoming saw some of the greatest decreases in unemployment claims across the country over the past week.

It took some two-and-a-half years, but a U.S. labor market that lost 22 million jobs thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic is finally back to pre-public health crisis levels. But, while U.S. businesses added 528,000 jobs in July, a critical labor shortage continues with 1.8 openings for every 1 available worker.

The Department of Workforce Services (DWS) reported that Utah's non-farm payroll employment for June of 2022 increased an estimated 3.5% across the past 12 months. This increase came with the state's economy adding a cumulative 56,300 jobs since June 2021. Currently, Utah's current job count stands at 1,666,300. For the month of June, the adjusted

According to a report by WalletHub, Wyoming saw some of the greatest decreases in unemployment claims across the country over the past week.