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Wyoming Labor Force Trends — January 2011

Vol. 48 No. 1

January 2011

• PDF Version
• Table of Contents
• Credits
• Detailed Covered Employment and Wages for Second Quarter 2010: Growth in Total Payroll Resumes
  • Quality Improvement in the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) Program and its Implications for Comparability Over Time
    
• Alternative Measures of Labor Underutilization Revisited
  
• Examining Benefits in Wyoming
• Quarterly Benefits Analysis
• Calculation of Workers' Compensation Claims: A Methodological Note
  • Worker's Compensation Historical Tables
• Total Wages, Average Monthly Employment, and Average Monthly Wage Changes for Wyoming by Year/Quarter: 2001Q3 to 2010Q3
• Persons Working in Jobs Covered by Wyoming State Unemployment Insurance, Third Quarter 2010
• Quarterly Turnover Statistics by Industry, Second Quarter 2010
• Occupation Spotlight: Tellers
• Wyoming Unemployment Rate Falls to 6.6% in November 2010
  
• State Unemployment Rates – Seasonally Adjusted
• Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rate Graph
• State Unemployment Rates – Not Seasonally Adjusted
• Wyoming Nonagricultural Wage and Salary Employment
• Wyoming Statewide
• Laramie County
• Campbell County
• Sweetwater County
• Teton County
• Nonagricultural Wage and Salary Employment Graph
• Nonagricultural Employment Growth Graph
• Economic Indicators
• Wyoming County Unemployment Rates
• Wyoming Normalized Unemployment Insurance Statistics: Initial Claims
• Statewide
• Laramie County
• Natrona County
• Statewide by Industry Graph
• Statewide by County Graph
• Wyoming Normalized Unemployment Insurance Statistics: Continued Claims
• Statewide
• Laramie County
• Natrona County
• Statewide by Industry Graph
• Statewide by County Graph
• Map of Wyoming Regions, Counties, and County Seats with County Unemployment Rates

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Labor Market Information

 

Persons Working in Jobs Covered by Wyoming State Unemployment Insurance, Third Quarter 2010

by: Tony Glover, Workforce Information Supervisor

For the first time in 11 quarters, the number of persons not previously found working in Wyoming increased compared to year-ago levels.

The percentage of persons working two jobs in Wyoming topped 10% for the first time since fourth quarter 2008. Additionally, total wages increased by 5.0%, the first over-the-year growth since fourth quarter 2008. .

 

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