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November 2009


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Wyoming Normalizeda Unemployment Insurance Statistics: Continued Claims

Continued weeks claimed fell by nearly 10 percent compared to August, but were still nearly quadruple the level seen one year ago. The over-the-month decline is contrary to the historic seasonal pattern.

Percent Change Weeks Claimed
Continued Weeks Claimed Sep 09 Sep 09
Sep 09 Aug 09 Sep 08 Aug 09 Sep 08
Wyoming Statewide
Total Continued Weeks Claimed  37,215  41,224    9,719 -9.7 282.9
Total Unique Claimants   8,875  11,544   2,804 -23.1 216.5
Benefit Exhaustions   1,249   1,341      220 -6.9 467.7
Benefit Exhaustion Rates 14.1% 11.6% 7.8% 2.5% 6.2%
Goods-Producing  16,016  18,441   3,415 -13.2 369.0
   Natural Resources and Mining    7,164    9,147      689 -21.7 939.8
      Mining    6,964    8,860      640 -21.4 988.1
         Oil & Gas Extraction       359       408      140 -12.0 156.4
   Construction    7,201    7,431   2,332 -3.1 208.8
   Manufacturing    1,651    1,863      394 -11.4 319.0
Service-Providing  15,172  16,385   4,393 -7.4 245.4
   Trade, Transportation, and Utilities    5,748    6,234   1,482 -7.8 287.9
      Wholesale Trade    1,431    1,616      246 -11.4 481.7
      Retail Trade    2,733    2,830      813 -3.4 236.2
      Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities    1,584    1,788      423 -11.4 274.5
   Information       263       287      100 -8.4 163.0
   Financial Activities    1,035    1,090      280 -5.0 269.6
   Professional and Business Services    2,812    2,940      820 -4.4 242.9
   Educational and Health Services    1,718    2,120      651 -19.0 163.9
   Leisure and Hospitality    2,395    2,562      772 -6.5 210.2
   Other Services, except Public Admin.    1,201    1,152      288 4.3 317.0
Government    2,172    2,400   1,071 -9.5 102.8
   Federal Government       478       501      270 -4.6 77.0
   State Government       382       437      159 -12.6 140.3
   Local Government    1,312    1,462      642 -10.3 104.4
      Local Education       456       483      196 -5.6 132.7
Unclassified    3,855    3,998      840 -3.6 358.9
Laramie County
Total Continued Weeks Claimed    3,645    3,911   1,944 -6.8 87.5
Total Unique Claimants      897   1,099      564 -18.4 59.0
Goods-Producing       964       976      567 -1.2 70.0
   Construction       689       656      439 5.0 56.9
Service-Providing    2,198    2,409   1,021 -8.8 115.3
   Trade, Transportation, and Utilities       824       872      355 -5.5 132.1
   Financial Activities       155       151        73 2.6 112.3
   Professional and Business Services       422       455      231 -7.3 82.7
   Educational and Health Services       356       438      147 -18.7 142.2
   Leisure and Hospitality       268       314      142 -14.6 88.7
Government       329       361      238 -8.9 38.2
Unclassified       154       165      118 -6.7 30.5
Natrona County
Total Continued Weeks Claimed    5,470    5,982      998 -8.6 448.1
Total Unique Claimants   1,253   1,641      297 -23.6 321.9
Goods-Producing    2,320    2,665      335 -12.9 592.5
   Construction       681       627      156 8.6 336.5
Service-Providing    2,837    2,953      617 -3.9 359.8
   Trade, Transportation, and Utilities    1,145    1,240      185 -7.7 518.9
   Financial Activities       198       181        55 9.4 260.0
   Professional and Business Services       361       397      109 -9.1 231.2
   Educational and Health Services       281       324        91 -13.3 208.8
   Leisure and Hospitality       347       379        93 -8.4 273.1
Government       199       194        37 2.6 437.8
Unclassified       114       170         9 -32.9 1166.7

aAn average month is considered 4.33 weeks. If a month has four weeks, the normalization factor is 1.0825. If the month has five weeks, the normalization factor is 0.866. The number of raw claims is multiplied by the normalization factor to achieve the normalized claims counts.

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