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Learn MoreNewly enrolled students in a healthcare career pathway may be eligible for up to $10,000 toward the cost of completing a qualified healthcare program within a 2-year timeframe.
Learn MoreThe Workforce Development Training Fund is a Wyoming-based program connecting employers with professional development opportunities to increase employee skill attainment.
Learn MoreUnemployment Insurance (UI) is a safety net program that provides monetary assistance to eligible workers who are unemployed through no fault of their own.
Learn MoreWorkers’ Compensation can help you find information about reporting an injury in the workplace, disability benefits and other related subjects.
Learn MoreWhen you file a unemployment claim with Wyoming Unemployment Insurance, you will be asked to verify your identity through the identity verification service.
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Our contributions to a stronger Wyoming include career guidance and training, employee development and retention, fair employment assurance and workplace safety, collecting and providing accurate labor market information, workers’ compensation, unemployment insurance, and helping individuals with disabilities acquire and retain employment.
“The Department of Workforce Services (DWS) is dedicated to Wyoming. Our mission – ‘Collaborating to support a thriving workforce and economy’ – and our vision – ‘Leading workforce innovation and investing in employee development today, for a stronger tomorrow’– are reflected in the communities and people we serve every day.”
Liz Gagen,
Director, Wyoming Department of Workforce Services