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December 2009


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Wyoming Normalizeda Unemployment Insurance Statistics: Continued Claims

Continued weeks claimed increased by 0.9% compared to September and 239.1% compared to a year ago. Extended benefit claims rose as more workers exhausted their state UI benefits.

Percent Change Weeks Claimed
Continued Weeks Claimed Oct_09 Oct_09
Oct_09 Sep_09 Oct_08 Sep_09 Oct_08
Wyoming Statewide
Total Continued Weeks Claimed 37,548 37,215 11,072 0.9 239.1
Extended Benefit Weeks Claimed  16,641  12,420    1,326 34.0 1155.0
Total Unique Claimants  10,993   8,875   3,003 23.9 266.1
Benefit Exhaustions   1,254   1,249      236 0.4 431.4
Benefit Exhaustion Rates 11.4% 14.1% 7.9% -2.7% 3.5%
Goods-Producing  14,864  16,016    3,838 -7.2 287.3
   Natural Resources and Mining    5,653    7,164       813 -21.1 595.3
      Mining    5,479    6,964       784 -21.3 598.9
         Oil & Gas Extraction       332       359       261 -7.5 27.2
   Construction    7,663    7,201    2,622 6.4 192.3
   Manufacturing    1,548    1,651       403 -6.2 284.1
Service-Providing  16,524  15,172    5,152 8.9 220.7
   Trade, Transportation, and Utilities    5,712    5,748    1,484 -0.6 284.9
      Wholesale Trade    1,245    1,431       222 -13.0 460.8
      Retail Trade    2,843    2,733       813 4.0 249.7
      Transp., Warehousing and Utilities    1,624    1,584       449 2.5 261.7
   Information       226       263       128 -14.1 76.6
   Financial Activities       919    1,035       308 -11.2 198.4
   Professional and Business Services    3,008    2,812       975 7.0 208.5
   Educational and Health Services    1,751    1,718       667 1.9 162.5
   Leisure and Hospitality    3,697    2,395    1,293 54.4 185.9
   Other Services, except Public Admin.    1,211    1,201       297 0.8 307.7
Government    2,293    2,172    1,128 5.6 103.3
   Federal Government       615       478       337 28.7 82.5
   State Government       358       382       166 -6.3 115.7
   Local Government    1,320    1,312       625 0.6 111.2
      Local Education       428       456       195 -6.1 119.5
Unclassified    3,867    3,855       954 0.3 305.3
Laramie County
Total Continued Weeks Claimed    4,073    3,645    1,959 11.7 107.9
Total Unique Claimants   1,220      897      505 36.0 141.6
Goods-Producing    1,269       964       582 31.6 118.0
   Construction       998       689       472 44.8 111.4
Service-Providing    2,280    2,198       987 3.7 131.0
   Trade, Transportation, and Utilities       801       824       322 -2.8 148.8
   Financial Activities       158       155        63 1.9 150.8
   Professional and Business Services       502       422       245 19.0 104.9
   Educational and Health Services       345       356       148 -3.1 133.1
   Leisure and Hospitality       291       268       129 8.6 125.6
Government       380       329       251 15.5 51.4
Unclassified       144       154       139 -6.5 3.6
Natrona County
Total Continued Weeks Claimed    5,180    5,470    1,079 -5.3 380.1
Total Unique Claimants   1,443   1,253      295 15.2 389.2
Goods-Producing    2,075    2,320       417 -10.6 397.6
   Construction       755       681       243 10.9 210.7
Service-Providing    2,782    2,837       594 -1.9 368.4
   Trade, Transp., and Utilities    1,037    1,145       142 -9.4 630.3
   Financial Activities       167       198        54 -15.7 209.3
   Professional and Business Services       411       361       108 13.9 280.6
   Educational and Health Services       308       281       108 9.6 185.2
   Leisure and Hospitality       338       347        96 -2.6 252.1
Government       203       199        40 2.0 407.5
Unclassified       120       114        28 5.3 328.6

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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