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Wyoming recruiters head back to Michigan
By The Associated Press
GILLETTE - Recruiters from more than a dozen employers and officials from the local economic development organization are heading back to Michigan next week in an effort to lure more workers to Wyoming.
It will be the third recruiting trip to Michigan by the Campbell County Economic Development Corp. Job fairs have been scheduled in Flint and Grand Rapids in Michigan.
"Our goal is to find workers to work in Campbell County and actually all of Wyoming," said Susan Jerke, marketing director with the Campbell County Economic Development Corp.
"We're all looking for workers and not just for right now but to get to the word out that we have jobs for now and for the future," she said. "There are such opportunities here. We're a well-kept secret."
As Haymaker would say: Good Luck :!:
By The Associated Press
GILLETTE - Recruiters from more than a dozen employers and officials from the local economic development organization are heading back to Michigan next week in an effort to lure more workers to Wyoming.
It will be the third recruiting trip to Michigan by the Campbell County Economic Development Corp. Job fairs have been scheduled in Flint and Grand Rapids in Michigan.
"Our goal is to find workers to work in Campbell County and actually all of Wyoming," said Susan Jerke, marketing director with the Campbell County Economic Development Corp.
"We're all looking for workers and not just for right now but to get to the word out that we have jobs for now and for the future," she said. "There are such opportunities here. We're a well-kept secret."
As Haymaker would say: Good Luck :!: