Workforce Participation in Wyoming

64.8%
Labor Force Participation

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorWyomingUnited States
Labor force participation (%)64.862.5

National ranking

Wyoming ranks #37 of 37 states by labor force participation.

#1Utah68.8%
#2Colorado68.7%
#3Minnesota68.5%
#4South Dakota68.4%
#5New Hampshire68%
#6Virginia65.9%
#7Massachusetts65.4%
#8Wisconsin65.4%
#9Washington65.4%
#10Illinois64.9%
#11Texas64.5%
#12New Jersey63.9%
#13Rhode Island63.8%
#14Indiana63.1%
#15Montana63%
#16Missouri63%
#17Nevada62.5%
#18Ohio62.4%
#19Pennsylvania62.4%
#20California62.4%
#21Georgia62%
#22Oregon61.8%
#23Arizona61.5%
#24New York61.1%
#25Oklahoma61%
#26Maine60.8%
#27North Carolina60.6%
#28Delaware60.3%
#29Michigan60%
#30Florida59.5%
#31Kentucky59.5%
#32Tennessee59.2%
#33Louisiana58.5%
#34New Mexico56.9%
#35Alaska21%
#36Vermont15
#37Wyoming12%

Did you know?

  • Wyoming's participation rate outpaces the national average despite 18.6% of residents being 65 or older.
  • Strong energy-sector wages help draw workers into the labor force.
  • Limited childcare access in rural areas can suppress participation among some demographics.

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