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June 2007 Table of Contents

1. Where Did the Nurse Go? Using Administrative Data to See Changes in Employment in Nursing
• Figure 1: Destination of Nurse Exits from Wyoming Hospitals, First Quarter 2003 (2003Q1) to First Quarter 2005 (2005Q1)
• Figure 2: Detailed Destination of Nurse Exits from Wyoming Hospitals, First Quarter 2003 (2003Q1) to First Quarter 2005 (2005Q1)



2. Multiple Jobholder Tables by County Now Online
• Figure 1: Percentage of Continuous Workers in Wyoming With Two or More Jobs by County, Fourth Quarter 2005
• Figure 2: Percentage of Continuous Workers with Two or More Jobs in Campbell County, 2003-2005
• Figure 3: Percentage of Continuous Workers with Two or More Jobs in Teton County, 2003-2005
• Figure 4: Percentage of Continuous Workers with Two or More Jobs in Laramie County, 2003-2005



3. Percentage of Union Membership and Union Representation Within Total Employment for Wyoming and Adjacent States, 2000 to 2006



4. Wyoming Job Growth Slows Slightly in April

• Wyoming Statewide
  
• Laramie County
  
• Natrona County
  
• Campbell County
  
• Sweetwater County
  
• Teton County
  
• Nonagricultural Wage and Salary Employment Graph
  
• Nonagricultural Employment Growth Graph

• Statewide
  
• Laramie County
  
• Natrona County
  
• Statewide by Industry Graph
  
• Statewide by County Graph
  
  

• Statewide
  
• Laramie County
  
• Natrona County
  
• Statewide by Industry Graph
  
• Statewide by County Graph
  

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