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Wyoming was tied for second with North Dakota in average hours worked per week.

We are all aware that the 'Great Resignation' has been upon us for some time. This is even after the post-pandemic era. However, it seems that working remotely proved to show more benefits for some and as a result, has some people looking for other jobs that have employees working remotely. But even before the pandemic, people were seeking to work remotely at an all-time high. In the past five years, searches for remote working jobs increased by about 4400 percent. And it turns out that Cheyenne is leading the charge in that area.

Wyoming Historian Dan Lyon will be presenting “Before Heart Mountain; Union Pacific Railroad’s Controversial Hiring of Japanese Immigrant Labor” on October 14, at 7 pm in the Wyoming State Museum classroom, located at 2301 Central Avenue in Cheyenne. This public talk is part o ...

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the website Zippia did a study on annoying characteristics that we hate from our coworkers. Here's how they figured it out.

In a new study, Cheyenne, Wyoming was found to be 2nd overall in the nation of the hardest working cities. If you're someone who has been putting in the extra time and effort at the office, you're hard work certainly seemed to show.

Wait, people still work after retirement?

In these strange times of uncertainty, our friends at WalletHub did some research to find out what the best and worst states to work from home are, seeing as how social distancing has the majority of the U.S. population doing so, aside from essential workers. Wyoming ranked pretty low on the list.