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Planned job cuts in November were little changed from October.

A CareerBuilder report on the outlook for job growth sees a strengthening labor market with good-paying career opportunities from 2013 to 2017.

The gap in employment rates between America's highest and lowest-income families has stretched to its widest levels since officials began tracking the data a decade ago.

Doug Randall reports conservation efforts are continuing apace on more than 30,000 acres in the upper Green River Basin, home to a diverse set of Wyoming wildlife. The Wyoming Workforce Development Council is soliciting nominees for its annual Governor's Summit on Workforce Solutions, Amy Richards says. Click to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

Here’s something that you are going to very tempted to tell your boss. According to 150 years of studies — yes, 150 — on productivity, having employees work more than 40 hours a week does more harm than good to the bottom line.

CLICK ON THE JUMP TO HEAR ALL THE AUDIO FROM TODAY'S PROGRAM Today on The Morning Zone at 7:37AM MST: You don’t often hear a European intellectual insist that Christianity is the foundation of Western democracy. Yet Marcello Pera, a member of the Italian senate and a distinguished philosopher, argues forcefully that liberal democracy cannot survive the destruction of its Judeo-Christian religious

Our featured guest today on The Morning Zone is U.S. Senator John Barrasso from Wyoming. We will talk with him about the upcoming visit by the FEDs to Wyoming to meet with state officials on the wolf de-listing issue, plus, his support for opening more public lands to off-road vehicles, and we will get his update on the other hot issues from Washington...

A 160,000 square-foot facility to manufacture wind energy generation equipment will employ 150 when it is constructed in Cheyenne's Swan Ranch Industrial Park, Gov. Matt Mead says. At a ceremony Tuesday morning, Mead was joined by representatives of Worthington Energy of Ohio and Gestamp Renewables Group of Madrid, Spain. The two companies have partnered to form Gestant Worthington Wind Steel, LLC