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The local work report

Work in Wyoming

532

Live openings our index could see in Wyoming.

Counted exactly, against live rows, . Not a projection and not an annual average. A posting counts if its source still listed it at the most recent crawl.

46

8.6% of openings in Wyoming

read as entry level, on our reading of the posting text.

That label is ours, not the employer’s. We read it from the posting, and it is not perfect: in a 3,000-row sample, 0.6% of postings we call entry level carry a senior-sounding word in the title, and some of those are fine (“Shift Supervisor Trainee” really is a trainee role). Treat it as a good guide, not a guarantee.

The other 486 openings in Wyoming read as expecting experience a student does not have yet, which is a fact about the route rather than about them.

Which fields are hiring

Ranked by live openings. Shares are of the 518 postings we could classify, never of the state total, because the unclassified remainder is real.

  1. Retail

    9518.3%

  2. Skilled trades

    7414.3%

  3. Food service

    7213.9%

  4. Transportation and driving

    5310.2%

  5. Healthcare

    5310.2%

  6. Sales and marketing

    305.8%

  7. Customer service

    224.2%

  8. Manufacturing

    214.1%

  9. General labor

    173.3%

  10. Warehouse and logistics

    122.3%

  11. Childcare and education

    112.1%

  12. Technology and software

    101.9%

  13. Office and administration

    101.9%

  14. Engineering

    91.7%

  15. Hospitality

    81.5%

  16. Creative and media

    61.2%

  17. Security and safety

    61.2%

  18. Finance and accounting

    40.8%

  19. Beauty and wellness

    30.6%

  20. Business and operations

    10.2%

  21. Community and social services

    10.2%

A further 14 live openings in Wyoming carry no field in our index. They are real postings we have not classified, and they are excluded from the shares above rather than distributed into them.

Where the work is

The 11 places in Wyoming with the most live openings. For most students the honest answer to “can I do this without moving?” is on this list.

Place names are exactly as the employer wrote them and are not normalized, so one city can appear under several labels and a big metro can be split across them. Treat a row as a floor for that place, not as its total.

  1. Cheyenne

    196

  2. Casper

    41

  3. Evanston

    25

  4. Shell

    25

  5. Riverton

    21

  6. Rock Springs

    20

  7. Laramie

    20

  8. Gillette

    19

  9. Rawlins

    18

  10. Jackson

    18

  11. Sheridan

    14

How much experience these postings ask for

Our reading of the posting text, not a field the employer filled in. Every live posting gets one of these three, so unlike the field breakdown above there is no “did not state” residue here — which is itself the sign that the label is inferred rather than reported.

46
Reads as entry level
382
Reads as expecting some experience
104
Reads as senior or specialized

What this is, and what it is not

It is a count of job postings our index held for Wyoming at the moment this page was built. It is not a census of the Wyoming labor market, and it is not a forecast.

Our coverage of Wyoming is thinner than our coverage of most states. We hold 9 indexed openings per 10,000 residents here, against a median of 47 across the states we can read. That is a fact about our index, not about Wyoming’s economy, and the two are easy to confuse. Across all 52 the ratio between the best and worst covered is more than twentyfold, so comparing one state’s total against another’s tells you more about us than about them.

It is a floor, not a total. Nationally the index held 1,537,993 live US openings, of which 1,308,341 carry a state and 229,652 do not. Those unplaced postings are real work that we cannot put on a map, so every state figure on this page understates what exists.

Some of these postings will already be filled. Employers do not reliably take listings down, so a live posting means “still listed by its source”, not “confirmed open”. Anybody who tells a student otherwise is selling them something.

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