federal worker data.xlsx

	A	B	C	D	F	G	H
1	Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages: Total Employees and Federal Government
2	Years:	2023 to 2024
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4	Series ID	Annual 2023			2024 (AVG of 1st & 2nd quarters)
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6	Wyoming	7,871	278,739	2.8%	7,993	278,195	2.9%
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8	Albany	203	16,695	1.2%	192	16,849	1.1%
9	Big Horn	99	4,097	2.4%	97	4,139	2.4%
10	Campbell	89	24,947	0.4%	88	24,892	0.4%
11	Carbon	161	6,421	2.5%	160	6,347	2.5%
12	Converse	70	6,185	1.1%	65	6,305	1.0%
13	Crook	68	2,621	2.6%	63	2,645	2.4%
14	Fremont	415	15,603	2.7%	444	15,492	2.9%
15	Goshen	63	4,134	1.5%	63	4,033	1.6%
16	Hot Springs	13	1,990	0.7%	13	1,925	0.7%
17	Johnson	129	3,393	3.8%	133	3,305	4.0%
18	Laramie	2,744	47,486	5.8%	2,818	47,780	5.9%
19	Lincoln	127	7,052	1.8%	127	7,229	1.8%
20	Natrona	666	39,441	1.7%	679	39,490	1.7%
21	Niobrara	12	820	1.5%	11	815	1.4%
22	Park	809	14,173	5.7%	758	13,929	5.4%
23	Platte	111	3,313	3.4%	111	3,323	3.3%
24	Sheridan	851	14,096	6.0%	891	14,245	6.3%
25	Sublette	115	3,827	3.0%	119	3,735	3.2%
26	Sweetwater	196	20,866	0.9%	204	20,700	1.0%
27	Teton	410	23,432	1.7%	387	22,809	1.7%
28	Uinta	75	8,226	0.9%	71	8,168	0.9%
29	Washakie	112	3,602	3.1%	109	3,524	3.1%
30	Weston	51	2,408	2.1%	49	2,383	2.1%
31	Unknown or Undefined	283	3,913	7.2%	339	4,132	8.2%
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33	Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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