Casper’s Solid Waste Facility Cuts Hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays
The facility reduced the hours as part of the city’s effort to trim costs due to anticipated lower revenues.
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City of Casper to Furlough Full-Time Employees Amid Budget Crunch
Belser declined to outline those options, as they are still being finalized.
Wyoming to Test All Inmates, Staff at Prisons for COVID-19
The Wyoming Department of Corrections will begin testing all inmates and employees for COVID-19 next week, the agency announced Wednesday.
Yellowstone National Park Employees Again Test Negative for COVID-19
Park Superintendent Cam Sholly said proactive testing is the only way to detect cases early and respond quickly to any infected employees.
Casper Faces Wage Freezes, Furloughs, Closing Pools and Pain
The Casper City Council needs to formally approve the budget before any wage freeze takes effect.
BNSF Railway Cutting Hundreds of Jobs, Including 122 in Wyoming [UPDATED]
Beyond the impacted Wyoming facilities, the diesel shop in Glendive, Montana will be permanently closed.
Wyoming Offers $300,000 to Businesses to Avert, Shorten Layoffs
Funding will be paid out by the Department of Workforce Services, as the fiscal agent.
Yellowstone Plans Upgrades to Decades-Old Employee Housing
Costs for the work will run into the tens of millions of dollars.
Wyoming Miner Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Blackjewel
On July 1, Blackjewel LLC, announced that it could not get a $20 million loan from a creditor bank, and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy business reorganization.
Yellowstone Proposes More Housing for Summer Workers
Park officials are taking comment on the housing projects through June 14.