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Employee exodus hits Wyoming state agencies

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon

Roughly a quarter of Wyoming’s executive branch agency employees left their jobs between July 2021 and June 2022, according to a new report by the Department of Administration and Information.

That figure — which is almost double the turnover rate a decade ago — accounts for employees transferring departments as well as those that left state government altogether.

The state’s ongoing retention problem has accelerated, despite Gov. Mark Gordon and lawmakers prioritizing the issue.

Long-standing recruitment and retention issues persist despite the Legislature’s decision to increase pay.

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